[kikicoco1334]

it's been about 3 weeks from last time i worked on my system at all...
just installed my new water tank, i just got the Thermal Take Aqua M3 1U Tank off ebay lol
pic 1-14 are my system up to now..

pic 1 and 2 are the main part of the watercooler i am using the everything from that set

pic 3 is the new toy i just got it's a tank made by ThermalTake looks kinda cool and i can put a HELL LOT MORE water in it now lol

pic 4 is the thermal compound the only Korean thing i will ever put my hands on well... Zalman stuff...

pic 5 is my Q6600 G0 lapped nicely

pic 6 is the extra liquid that came out of the stock Coolermaster system..
can i or can i not mix coolermaster water and Thermaltake water in one system?

pic 7 is the water i put in the system... seems like it's just stander drinking water, there is nothing in it, is that good for the system or not?

pic 8 is just a closer look of the tank

pic 9 the water flower

pic 10 is the in and out put connection of the tank, very bentable

pic 11 and 12 is this a good idea? cuz the the thing will not fit around it

pic 13 you see how on the black tub there is a thing around the end, but on the green one there is not one on it [will not fit]

pic 14 that's just a extra water block that came with the system and just sitting by my 80mm fan, it keeps IT cool not really sure if that helps or not, it seems like it did

what do you guys think?
i really think i need another bigger water readitor, and a hell alot stronger pump in my system

[Kal-EL]

Question is....... Does it suit your purposes?

[kikicoco1334]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Question is....... Does it suit your purposes?

personally i don't think it did much, with out a better water block
and also a RADIATOR
but working on this thing just makes me happier

[Hondacity]

watercooling is fun...until you find out..LN2 is so much more fun

[Kal-EL]

Originally Posted by kikicoco1334

personally i don't think it did much, with out a better water block
and also a RADIATOR
but working on this thing just makes me happier

Kiki, if you can find an old a/c unit that someone is throwing away or doesnt want anymore, you can convert it into your water=cooling plans and supercharge the cooling portion of your plans.

A quality pump would be needed to move the coolant around at sub-zero temps, insulation prep on the mobo but you'lre gonna get much better results.

[ocgmj]

Originally Posted by kikicoco1334

personally i don't think it did much, with out a better water block
and also a RADIATOR
but working on this thing just makes me happier

If your having fun than it's worth it.

[FACE]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Kiki, if you can find an old a/c unit that someone is throwing away or doesnt want anymore, you can convert it into your water=cooling plans and supercharge the cooling portion of your plans.

A quality pump would be needed to move the coolant around at sub-zero temps, insulation prep on the mobo but you'lre gonna get much better results.

+1 Homebrew chillers rule. You probably need clamps on the green tubes.

[kikicoco1334]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Kiki, if you can find an old a/c unit that someone is throwing away or doesnt want anymore, you can convert it into your water=cooling plans and supercharge the cooling portion of your plans.

A quality pump would be needed to move the coolant around at sub-zero temps, insulation prep on the mobo but you'lre gonna get much better results.

old ac got it!


but how can a water cooling system with fan and air become sub zero temp? i have always wanna ask that

[kikicoco1334]

Originally Posted by ocgmj

If your having fun than it's worth it.

i am happy when i am overclocking...
until i can't improve and keeps trying and trying for 8hrs and staying at the same place it's just like WTF DUDE!
but yeah i love been here i love working on my computer and car or anything that's gonna keep me working lol


loved the shit outta my x but now it's only my x </3

[FACE]

Originally Posted by kikicoco1334

old ac got it!


but how can a water cooling system with fan and air become sub zero temp? i have always wanna ask that

To go sub-zero takes a good bit of modding.
You pretty much need to dismantle the old a/c unit in question and put the evaporator in a cooler, and put the rad (or rads) in the cooler with it, and then fill with distilled water/antifreeze or whatever concoction Kal came up with worked well too..

Porting the a/c air directly through the rads or h/s helps, but I only got to zero with the machine off.