Cooler Master Cosmos 2 Club - Page 150

how in the world do you run 19 fans off that thing......

I was thinking of a 6 channels then a 4 channel controller witht he disc drive...but wondering if I'm able to shut the smexy sliding door.

Check out precious's fan controller. Its a damn nice controller.
Also concerning the probe, i don't really know, i don't use it. I just refer to RealTemp.


As for the 560 in SLi just some quick information. ( just in case you don't know it all)

When not gaming or using graphic application, only the first will be use therefore it can be a little bit warmer than your second card. But usually, it's only for a period of time.
Both will be the same temp at idle. when stress they will be maybe 1-3 degree difference with watercooling( usually ).
From my experience try to get 2 same cards/brand ( you can get 2 different brand for sure but I prefer having 2 identical cards).

Here my current temps on idle and fan. Pretty decent temp. But when Im gaming it get too hot and the fan blow everything in my small PC room. Thats why im going with watercooling




And the rampage IV Extreme with a RASA RX 240 kit but with a EX 240 radiator at 1.40V

NZXT's Sentry Mix fan controller doesn't look too bad, either. Plus it has a pretty much flat face that shouldn't get in the way of the door.

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/12591/cab-426/Phobya_Y_Cable_Splitter_-_3-Pin_to_4x_3-Pin_-_Black.html?tl=g2c251s635&id=o864QCwH&mv_pc=1126

5 of these work great !

I was using this in my old rig and was very happy with it. Will be placing it in My Cosmos this weekend

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811992005

.... coulda swore fan controllers like that had fan channels for a reason..... haha

Yeah I wikll use the exact same card for sli. depending on how much I make quickly will make me choose on just sliing right off the bat and getting everything setup.....but another 3 blocks adds up lol.....hmmmm grr choices lol...should I wait and get everything then build or buy then upgrade after necessary stuff and gets extras and redo tubing and such?

Dude!! thank you been trying to find a good splitter....hmmm now what controller to chose lol I have the power!!!!!!!

okay, so I finally finished shopping for parts for my build. Have the case with me so I could take measurements and do a virtual build using game design software. the cooling is the hardest to figure out because I had to route the cooling line and place the T connectors, so I know how many to purchase.

I went with a dual loop configuration.

Loop One. A 360mm X-Flow rad on top. 3 bitfenix Spectre Pro 120mm Fans (Red LED) A dedicated 237gph pump DD-CPX Pro (3 pin to 4 pin molew also purchased), 2x mem coolers (XSPC Red LED), 1 XSPC RAYSTORM LGA 2011 CPU waterblock with Red LED, 250mm Reservoir (Ice Red), Red tubing 1/2" ID 3/4" OD, Deionized water (Clear), Monsoon Compression fittings.

Loop Two. A 240mm Rad in bottom HDD cage, 4 Noctua 1200 PWM fans (push pull config) A dedicated 237 gph pump DD-CPX Pro (3 pin to 4 pin molex also purchased), 3 x EK GeForce ASUS ENGTX 580 DCII VGA Waterblocks Acetal + Electroless Nickel, 3x EK FC Link, 1 EK FC Bridge Triple serial, Black Tubing 1/2" ID 3/4" OD, 250mm Reservoir (Ice Black), Deionized water (Clear with black dye), Monsoon Compression fittings.

External fill ports parts. One fill line per loop.
1/2" ID 3/4" OD tubing (Clear), Inline shutoff valve, T connector, 2x G1/4 Plugs. G1/4 threaded funnel.

Water cooling accessories.
G1/4 Plugs, T Connectors, Monsoon .999 fine silver bullet antimicrobial plug, mini shutoff valve, PWM splitter cable, 3 pin to 4 pin molex, Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Paste.

Case Mod Requirements.
Remove bottom HDD rack, Dremel off #1 fan assist hook.

Case Fans, Here's Hoping that the fan controller works (If not, I'll make my own) 5x Bitfenix Spectre 140mm Red LED OFF (3 in roof 1 in rear 1 in front), Bitfenix Spectre 200mm LED OFF, 4 Bitfenix 120mm LED OFF.

PC Components.
ASUS Rampage IV Extreme LGA 2011
64GB RAM Corsair Dominator 8GB x 8
Intel Sandy Bridge - E 3930k
3x ASUS ENGTX 570 DCII (Yes the EK 580 full cover waterblock also support 570)
2x 2TB 3.5" SATA 3 7200 RPM HDD
2x 120GB 2.5 SATA 3 SSD
ASUS Blu-ray
1250W Fully modular PSU
Windows 7 Ultimate