The case
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Some of the Parts
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The aftermath
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Some of the Parts
The aftermath
[Project] Gotta HAF it Green and Blue
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The Inside Upper
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The Inside Lower
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All lit up and lookin sexa!
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The Inside Lower
All lit up and lookin sexa!
With the side door on
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Thank you!
Your sister is awesome btw (her qoute)
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Its actually the little container of crap that came with the Swiftech 220 ultra kit. Its nothing special just some green nail-polish-remover smelling stuff. Doesn't say anything about UV reactive, which wouldnt matter anyway since i dont have UV cathodes.
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It actaully is crooked. I think the slot on my mobo is a little crooked. I tried everything. It looked like that before i put the block on it in my other case
Originally Posted by Lazman1  looks amazing! |
Your sister is awesome btw (her qoute)
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Originally Posted by losttsol What liquid is that? It glows pretty good for no UV lights to be in there. |
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Originally Posted by whe3ls your bottom card looks bowed |
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Emersonsc, very impressive! How long did it take you to setup/configure everything? The wire management is clean.
Great job
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Great job
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As it sits now, it took about 10 hours. The difficult part for me was figuring out where and how to mount the pump. The other tough part was figuring out how to sleeve haha I had never sleeved before and thought it was like heat shrink. NOPE. tha stuff melts and makes a mess when near heat
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oh well you live you learn
I still have a toggle switch to mount for the cathodes, and i got to flip the side fan over to use that as an exaust. Right now my case ambient temps are too high, im sitting at around 40 idle. Not happy with that as it brought all my temps up to around 40-43.
The top and bottom rads are pulling cool air in, the back fan as well. The front fan is the exhaust. and im making the side fan exhaust too. Anyone have ideas for a different set-up?
Originally Posted by thlnk3r Emersonsc, very impressive! How long did it take you to setup/configure everything? The wire management is clean. Great job
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I still have a toggle switch to mount for the cathodes, and i got to flip the side fan over to use that as an exaust. Right now my case ambient temps are too high, im sitting at around 40 idle. Not happy with that as it brought all my temps up to around 40-43.
The top and bottom rads are pulling cool air in, the back fan as well. The front fan is the exhaust. and im making the side fan exhaust too. Anyone have ideas for a different set-up?
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Emersonsc, what device/tool did you use on the heat shrink to get it to work?
In regards to your airflow question, I've never worked with WC'ing equipment but I'm thinking maybe you could switch the rear fan to exhaust and the front to intake. There could be more heat build up behind the case where the rear fan is intaking. I'll give you a ring to one my buddies to see if he can chime in on your airflow question.
Good luck
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Originally Posted by emersonsc As it sits now, it took about 10 hours. The difficult part for me was figuring out where and how to mount the pump. The other tough part was figuring out how to sleeve haha I had never sleeved before and thought it was like heat shrink. NOPE. tha stuff melts and makes a mess when near heat
I still have a toggle switch to mount for the cathodes, and i got to flip the side fan over to use that as an exaust. Right now my case ambient temps are too high, im sitting at around 40 idle. Not happy with that as it brought all my temps up to around 40-43. The top and bottom rads are pulling cool air in, the back fan as well. The front fan is the exhaust. and im making the side fan exhaust too. Anyone have ideas for a different set-up? |
In regards to your airflow question, I've never worked with WC'ing equipment but I'm thinking maybe you could switch the rear fan to exhaust and the front to intake. There could be more heat build up behind the case where the rear fan is intaking. I'll give you a ring to one my buddies to see if he can chime in on your airflow question.
Good luck
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emersonsc, good-looking set-up.
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I'm a little confused about the temperatures you cited. When you say "case ambient," what do you mean exactly? Is this a reading from a probe mounted somewhere inside the case? Or is this a reading from one of the sensors on the motherboard?
I think a most relevant question is your room's ambient temperature, as well. Do you happen to know what your room's temperature is?
As far as fan setups go, I would go along with what thlnk3r suggested and have the fan set up as an intake and the top rear fan near the CPU socket to exhaust; the side fan I would make an intake as well. Try that configuration and see if that results in better system temperatures. If it doesn't, then at least you'll have a better idea of what works and what doesn't.
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Good luck.
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I'm a little confused about the temperatures you cited. When you say "case ambient," what do you mean exactly? Is this a reading from a probe mounted somewhere inside the case? Or is this a reading from one of the sensors on the motherboard?
I think a most relevant question is your room's ambient temperature, as well. Do you happen to know what your room's temperature is?
As far as fan setups go, I would go along with what thlnk3r suggested and have the fan set up as an intake and the top rear fan near the CPU socket to exhaust; the side fan I would make an intake as well. Try that configuration and see if that results in better system temperatures. If it doesn't, then at least you'll have a better idea of what works and what doesn't.
Good luck.
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Thank you both i will give that a try. As far as ambient its a probe on the mobo im assuming.
Originally Posted by thlnk3r Emersonsc, what device/tool did you use on the heat shrink to get it to work? In regards to your airflow question, I've never worked with WC'ing equipment but I'm thinking maybe you could switch the rear fan to exhaust and the front to intake. There could be more heat build up behind the case where the rear fan is intaking. I'll give you a ring to one my buddies to see if he can chime in on your airflow question. Good luck
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Originally Posted by txtmstrjoe emersonsc, good-looking set-up.
I'm a little confused about the temperatures you cited. When you say "case ambient," what do you mean exactly? Is this a reading from a probe mounted somewhere inside the case? Or is this a reading from one of the sensors on the motherboard? I think a most relevant question is your room's ambient temperature, as well. Do you happen to know what your room's temperature is? As far as fan setups go, I would go along with what thlnk3r suggested and have the fan set up as an intake and the top rear fan near the CPU socket to exhaust; the side fan I would make an intake as well. Try that configuration and see if that results in better system temperatures. If it doesn't, then at least you'll have a better idea of what works and what doesn't.
Good luck.
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Emersonsc, right on. I'm glad that helped. Let us know how everything else works out. What is the highest temp you typically see during summer time (ambient)?
Good luck
Originally Posted by emersonsc temps went down big time! thank you! btw my room temp is around 69-71F |
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No clue. I havent lived in the same house for two consecutive summers in about 4 or 5 years. Lifes a little rough in michigan chasing work :-/
Originally Posted by thlnk3r Emersonsc, right on. I'm glad that helped. Let us know how everything else works out. What is the highest temp you typically see during summer time (ambient)? Good luck |
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Emersonsc, sorry to hear that.
I was just wondering. For me when summer hits, my ambients are usually around 26-27C. That usually raises my machine temps by like 4-5C. Ack
Good luck bud
Originally Posted by emersonsc No clue. I havent lived in the same house for two consecutive summers in about 4 or 5 years. Lifes a little rough in michigan chasing work :-/ |
I was just wondering. For me when summer hits, my ambients are usually around 26-27C. That usually raises my machine temps by like 4-5C. Ack
Good luck bud
Looks amazing, makes me wish I have some money so I could do that to my HAF
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Why did you choose to put the PSU on the top? (out of curiosity)
Why did you choose to put the PSU on the top? (out of curiosity)
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Had to for my rads. I have one rad on the bottom for vid cards and one rad on top for cpu. Cant have the PSU on the bottom if you want a rad down there
Originally Posted by caraboose Looks amazing, makes me wish I have some money so I could do that to my HAF
Why did you choose to put the PSU on the top? (out of curiosity) |
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What I would've done is put one rad up top, and the other externally mounted at the back via a rad box.
Either way, your setup looks great. I will be doing my first WC within the week. I just got my CM HAF and my MCR320, just waiting on my order from Petra's Tech.
Good luck with everything man.
jam3s
Originally Posted by emersonsc Had to for my rads. I have one rad on the bottom for vid cards and one rad on top for cpu. Cant have the PSU on the bottom if you want a rad down there |
Either way, your setup looks great. I will be doing my first WC within the week. I just got my CM HAF and my MCR320, just waiting on my order from Petra's Tech.
Good luck with everything man.
jam3s
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