The fans in the main body are all thermo controlled so they move only a nice slow flow through the top of the case Interior temps are about 18c.
The 8 fans that pull air through the radiators are 61cfm and the air is pulled in from outside the building through the 2 drier vents. I will have to do some cleaning of that chamber once in awhile. It has been designed so the sides can be removed for inspection and cleaning with out draining the system.

Amazing job.. that case is massive and it seems you are using most of the room it has in it. xD

iride4u

Getting extensions and running as much around the pumps has helped but I still have a ways to go. Some shields would help a lot I will be calling them tomorrow with some suggestions.

Outstanding.  I've thought about this a great deal and hopefully MM will incorporate your ideas.  I'd love to see them "go the extra mile."  I'd buy a new one if they expanded on the cable management aspect. 

iride4u

sims36

those quick disconnects are a great idea, i may have to look into those

With Quick disconnects there are two types. The first is a high flow but when you disconnect them you need to dry them out
. the second is a lower flow model that I use and they are almost zero loss.

ok i was looking at the no spill models you mentioned earlier in the thread they seem to be what would work best for me, thanks for the input

I talked to MM today and they are working on some new products that may help with cabling in the future.

Thats a sterling build indeed. Nice one mate.

Not meaning to highjack your thread iride4u but adding to the discussion on quick disconnects. For two loops with removable tray you need 4 of them and it makes job of tinkering with your setup easy. I like them and will continue to use them in future builds. They are expensive but well worth it.

Wow, that looks fantastic. Hopefully, my build will look as awesome as that when I'm done with it.

Very nice setup, i think thats gona be my next case

Very nice looking rig.  Which fittings did you use between your 295's?

Very nice, I wish I had the funds to do something crazy like that.

It is a lot cheaper to do one case properly than multipule cases half way. This is my third water cooled case and by far the easest to work with.

 First of all nice job iride4u. Being a larger case yes the normal cables are short, but it keeps me busy always looking to make my case nicer and for me that equates to fun. I love my MM mainly because of the space. So much easier to work on, especially the older I get. Now I could stick my head into it to work on tight spaces (lol) and those of you that wear glasses know how hard it it to get good focus sometimes. I just made up some cables recently and now I can control everything including my bench setup from my normal spot with  the ECP. Also the Kooance quick disconnects make removing stuff like the cpu block or even the whole motherboard (MM has removable tray) in just a few minutes. This case is definitely a keeper. Ive had mine for a year and I still find stuff to do to it so stick in there and have fun

http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/8356/001cwr.jpg

http://img709.imageshack.us/img709/9106/019mg.jpg

I found this place, it kinda hard to find stuff but by using the search on their site I found the stuff. I also bought extra cause I broke one when I first tried but you can also take apart extra ribbion cables that you have and use those parts you salvageed, it's also good practice (lol) cause for me I never made up ribbion cables before.  So you may only need to buy just the 26 pin ribbion and flex sleeve.  I also added an extra female 26 ids header connector on my setup so I could still use my case switches and indicator lights with my box at the same time. For some reason when I plug my box in the MM case indicator lights don't work but the switches still do.  Have FUN

*** LOL  I just plugged my ECP box back in with the computer still on and the Power and HDD lights on the MM case are working now, last time I plugged it in with it off??  Live and learn   LOL   YAY!!!
 
http://www.connectworld.n...s/browse?KqKbLbXM;;129

[link=http://www.connectworld.net/cgi-bin/hello-cables/HE1-2-RD?KqKbLbXM;;118]http://www.connectworld.n...HE1-2-RD?KqKbLbXM;;118[/link]
[link=http://www.connectworld.net/cgi-bin/hello-cables/CAB026-RI?KqKbLbXM;;112]http://www.connectworld.n...AB026-RI?KqKbLbXM;;112[/link]
[link=http://www.connectworld.net/cgi-bin/hello-cables/ID26F?KqKbLbXM;;29]http://www.connectworld.n...les/ID26F?KqKbLbXM;;29[/link]
http://www.connectworld.net/cgi-bin/hello-cables/ID26M?KqKbLbXM;;31

hashiee

 First of all nice job iride4u. Being a larger case yes the normal cables are short, but it keeps me busy always looking to make my case nicer and for me that equates to fun. I love my MM mainly because of the space. So much easier to work on, especially the older I get. Now I could stick my head into it to work on tight spaces (lol) and those of you that wear glasses know how hard it it to get good focus sometimes. I just made up some cables recently and now I can control everything including my bench setup from my normal spot with  the ECP. Also the Kooance quick disconnects make removing stuff like the cpu block or even the whole motherboard (MM has removable tray) in just a few minutes. This case is definitely a keeper. Ive had mine for a year and I still find stuff to do to it so stick in there and have fun

http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/8356/001cwr.jpg

http://img709.imageshack.us/img709/9106/019mg.jpg

LOL.  Tell me about it!  Nice stuff and the extension sleeving is wonderful.