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Old 02-23-09   #1 (permalink)
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Default Homemade Reservoir **Completed**
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Standard PVC Products
Transparent PVC Products
Copper Plumbing Products

Required Materials
Epoxy
Drillbit 1/2"
Electric Drill
PVC Cement
G3/4" Barbs (x2)
PVC Pipe 12"L x 3"D
PVC Dome Cap 3"D (x2)
Copper 90° Elbow 1/4" ID (x2)
Transparent 3/8" ID Tubing 8"L

Materials Laid Out

Mark PVC Pipe for Cutting

PVC Pipe Cut

Caps Test Fitted

Used Level to Find Center of Cap

Hole Drilled for Barb With 1/2" Drillbit

Barbs Test Fitted and Epoxyed

Hole Drilled for Copper Elbow with 3/8" Drillbit

Copper Elbow Test Fitted and Epoxyed

Completely Assembled and Painted Matte Black
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If you want to submerge your PC in water, just buy yourself a ThermalTake BigWater.

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Super Talent MasterDrive 32GB SSD (x4)		 Sound Card
Auzentech X-Fi HomeTheater HD		 Power Supply
PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750W + TurboCool 1200W		 Case
SilverStone Technology Temjin TJ07
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Custom Waterblock + Feser Xchanger 480		 GPU cooling
Custom Waterblock + Feser Xchanger 480		 OS
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate x64		 Monitor
DELL 24" Widescreen
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this is exactly how i made mine





now i have one on the back of my pc, made a little better and spray painted black to match
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custom pvc res=>DDC3.2w/xspc acrylic top=>DDC 3.2 w/xspc acrylic top=>Black Ice Extreme GTX 360(3xUK 3000's pulling)=>mcr 120=>Apogee GT (bowed)=>res

DDC Ultra w/xspc res-top=>RX360(3x pana Ultras pulling)=>enzotech nb block=>Dtek GFX 2=>res-top

System: Sloppy Cannibal
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x3210@3.6ghz		 Motherboard
DFI x38 LP LT t2r -Enzotech nb block		 Memory
8gb G-Skill (1000 mhz) 		Graphics Card
4870 512 underwater
Hard Drive
1 80gb and 2 500's		 Sound Card
Auzentech X-fi Forte		 Power Supply
BFG 800 watt		 Case
Custom Tech Station
CPU cooling
Apogee GT+GTX 360+mcr 120		 GPU cooling
dtek gfx2		 OS
Win 7		 Monitor
Dual 22'' viewsonic 1680x1050
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PVC Reservoir Club, anyone?
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If you want to submerge your PC in water, just buy yourself a ThermalTake BigWater.

System: Eye Candy (In Progress)
CPU
Intel Gulftown		 Motherboard
EVGA Intel X58 Classified		 Memory
Crucial Ballistix (3 x 2GB) DDR3 1600 		Graphics Card
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 395 SLi + GTX 360 PhysX
Hard Drive
Super Talent MasterDrive 32GB SSD (x4)		 Sound Card
Auzentech X-Fi HomeTheater HD		 Power Supply
PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750W + TurboCool 1200W		 Case
SilverStone Technology Temjin TJ07
CPU cooling
Custom Waterblock + Feser Xchanger 480		 GPU cooling
Custom Waterblock + Feser Xchanger 480		 OS
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate x64		 Monitor
DELL 24" Widescreen
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Amazing.
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ahh i love ur fill guage! thats pretty genius
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There can be only one! help me find a case (less than 150 shipped) http://www.overclock.net/wanted/5291...ml#post6532218
Dual Loop:
custom pvc res=>DDC3.2w/xspc acrylic top=>DDC 3.2 w/xspc acrylic top=>Black Ice Extreme GTX 360(3xUK 3000's pulling)=>mcr 120=>Apogee GT (bowed)=>res

DDC Ultra w/xspc res-top=>RX360(3x pana Ultras pulling)=>enzotech nb block=>Dtek GFX 2=>res-top

System: Sloppy Cannibal
CPU
x3210@3.6ghz		 Motherboard
DFI x38 LP LT t2r -Enzotech nb block		 Memory
8gb G-Skill (1000 mhz) 		Graphics Card
4870 512 underwater
Hard Drive
1 80gb and 2 500's		 Sound Card
Auzentech X-fi Forte		 Power Supply
BFG 800 watt		 Case
Custom Tech Station
CPU cooling
Apogee GT+GTX 360+mcr 120		 GPU cooling
dtek gfx2		 OS
Win 7		 Monitor
Dual 22'' viewsonic 1680x1050
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how much total cost?
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Like $15-20
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If you want to submerge your PC in water, just buy yourself a ThermalTake BigWater.

System: Eye Candy (In Progress)
CPU
Intel Gulftown		 Motherboard
EVGA Intel X58 Classified		 Memory
Crucial Ballistix (3 x 2GB) DDR3 1600 		Graphics Card
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 395 SLi + GTX 360 PhysX
Hard Drive
Super Talent MasterDrive 32GB SSD (x4)		 Sound Card
Auzentech X-Fi HomeTheater HD		 Power Supply
PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750W + TurboCool 1200W		 Case
SilverStone Technology Temjin TJ07
CPU cooling
Custom Waterblock + Feser Xchanger 480		 GPU cooling
Custom Waterblock + Feser Xchanger 480		 OS
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate x64		 Monitor
DELL 24" Widescreen
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Eh for $25 I'd pick up a Swiftech micro res. But nice job for the DIY.
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