Redid my pc

sixer9682

sixer9682

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I'm not sure what to think of this as it didn't turn out anything like I'd planned but for various reasons this is what I got!

Anyway, I recently adde dthe 1080 TI and now I replaced the cpu water block, added a 360mm radiator, and redid all of the hardline tubing.
cpu tube.jpg


close up cpu radiator tubing.jpg


cpu tubing all.jpg


quick release valve.jpg

360 a.jpg

360 added.jpg

front fans.jpg
 
It reminds me of @Soulzz butt.....very red with warm liquid pumping in it. :)

Actually, it's beautiful, as usual. Well done!
 
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2Tartu said:
2 radiators?
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Yeah, it's got a 420mm up top and a 360mm on the bottom. I wanted the 360mm up front, but needed 33mm screws and HW labs radiators ship with an odd size screw at 28mm...good luck finding that locally, which is how it ended up on the bottom :)
 
sixer9682 said:
Thanks. I'm still not sure if I like it but fuck it the damn things running and staying cool and that's all I need.
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It's like when you look at your wife after several years of marriage and you just bought her a new dress, she won't be as beautiful as she was the first day you met her but you still gonna have a hard while playing with her ;)
 
FuBaNaToR said:
daaamm!! , nice work, wanna do mine next?
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If you want! The downside to rigid tubing is any time you upgrade or change parts you have to redo and that means measure, cut, heat, and bend new tubing to fit. Other than that, it's great. It's way less maintenance than soft tubing, no plasiticizer build up or clouding.

One last pic.
r side pic.jpg
 
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