OC & Modding Worklog | Project - Un-named | Status - Got WC Parts | Flushing

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Totally amazing setup you have there mate, looking forward to the water cooling parts to come in and your photo's of the same. :hap2:

Nice work on the window mod man, the hourglass shaped window of the Lian Li cases are superb.
 
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Re: Worklog | Project - Un-named | Status - Awaiting WC Parts | Side Panel Cut

Finally the stuff landed :) TY Shripad.

The box :p

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The stuff. In this picture you will see

2 x Thermochill PA120.3 Radiators

3 x Swiftech ApogeeXT CPU Blocks

2 x Swiftech MCP655 Pumps with speed control

2 x Feser Coolants

2 x EK MultiRes 150 rev 2

2 x Rad Support

lots of clamps and fittings :p

This stuff is mine+Naga's plus a friend of ours :)

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The coolants.

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The CPU Block's

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Rad Supports

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Pumps

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Radiators - pretty simple packing :p

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MultiRes

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Clamps and fittings

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The block - unpacked.
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The res - unpacked

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The Radiator - Now this is an awesome product. The finishing is top notch, and i have been flushing it for the past hour, and very little gunk :p

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The Pump.

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The speed control part. Nifty feature.

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Re: Worklog | Project - Un-named | Status - Awaiting WC Parts | Side Panel Cut

AWESOME STUFF...Looking great....

Good luck with the project....

......DROOLING......

Sudhir, when can we expect these to retail from you? m sure many are waiting eagerly....

Have fun with the new toys.....
 
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Cannot see Sudhir online today (CHAT). Seems he is busy with the new stuff....! I would be doing the same. :)
 
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For gods sake please dont use that feser stuff...great stuff otherwise. I have been reading a lot about the gunk that that stuff causes. Use pure distilled and biocide, or a silver coin, which we indians have a lot of every diwali..
 
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The only reason why i decided against biocide + DW is that then i would have to spend on coloured tubes instead, where the quality difference is even greater (between them and the current Tygon's). And i know someone using Feser for the past 3 years without any issues :p
 
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Feser and primochill are both extremly good. Infact even XSPC stuff is nice. I prefer Primochill as there is no need for biocide then. take a look at my build log when u have the time.
 
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Even i liked primochill but was out of stock at sidewinder when i ordered. Will be ordering a couple of compression fittings as i really liked how snuggly they hold the tubes.

As of now my external loop for basic leak testing and flushing/cleaning is set-up using distilled water. Will be posting pics in a while.
 
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Try XSPC...great tubing for the price. Anyway best of luck, but try to stay away from feser...there are some amazing threads on xs on feser and what it can d o your loop in less than 6 months.
 
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Yup...I was talking about tubings only. You get local clamps, but those are metal and kind of kills a clean look. Why didnt u go for compressions?
 
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