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This was a custom loop I made recently, pretty simple and wanted to post it here for some feedback. The system is labeled "Aqua W/B" on my mods rig profile . I will be uploading more photos tomorrow. The color theme of this build is white, black, silver, and grey. Parts from different companies are going to be used: Bitspower, Aquacomputer, Corsair, Crucial, EKWB, Phanteks, Coldzero.eu, Thermaltake, ASUS, EVGA, and ModMyMods.com. Sorry this has taken such a long time, but had this build should be done soon, and with some better photos. It will be fully modular like my primary system with the aid of EK CPC QDC's. It will also be fully watercooled: Monoblock and GPU. This is a low power secondary system. (Update) Up and Running, few small upgrades to go! Parts swap on post #23 Just a few changes to go! (Update) New D5 and Barrow Distribution plate revision will be coming soon!
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Looks great. I would have personally tried for shorter tube runs, still good though.
Case - Phanteks Enthoo Evolv XMobo - EVGA X570 FTWCPU - AMD Ryzen 9 5900XRAM - 32GB Trident Z Royal 3600MHz 14-14-14-34GPU - EVGA RTX 3080 Ti FTW3 Ultra GamingPSU - Seasonic Prime TX-1000Heatkiller IV CPU Waterblock / Heatkiller V GPU WaterblockHeatkiller V EBC Active Backplate / Two Heatkiller Rad 360 L Six Noctua NF-A12x25 / Heatkiller D5 Pump
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Yeah, maybe on my current system I can achieve such results, thank you for the input.
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Looks very good. Like you said it is very simple but appealing.
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Thank you for the feedback, I greatly appreciate it, I also uploaded the rest of the photos on my mods rig account for anyone to view. Here is also a picture of the Pacific M1 Z97 Mark S Block, I have to say I was not expecting much from Thermaltake, but the machining on this block is good and the build quality is excellent, they also gave good thermal pads too, they are T-Global branded . The Block is made from nickel plated copper and White POM, it also seems to feature black aluminum panels on the top. The two ports on the front are universal, you can use either the left or right ports for "In" or "Out". The block is made in Taiwan. There are no reviews online for this block from what I could see. In terms of buying this block, the TT Premium Store is the only option online unfortunately. I have posted some photos below, including the retail packaging. One downside to this block is you cant get replacement O-Rings for it from Thermaltake, since for some reason they cant send them out, so if you want replacement O-Rings you have to either make them yourself, find ones that fit or get them custom made. You can buy this block here: http://ttpremium.com/product/pacific-m1/
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Looks good.
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Thank you for the feedback.
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Nice one! I normaly prefer the solid tubes, but your build with flexible tubes still looks pretty good!
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MitchWh Nice one! I normaly prefer the solid tubes, but your build with flexible tubes still looks pretty good!
Thank you, I plan to do a revision soon, once I get my primary system up and running. I was going to try to use less fittings and simplify some parts of the loop (shorter tubing and a better drain port setup). (Update) Since I have been running into constant software conflicts with the R9 390, I am going to remove it and put the 950 FTW's back, might be a "downgrade". Installing a GTX 770 4GB with Heat killer block instead.
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Also forgot to add this; since this system does not do anything really demanding here is at least what the ideal temps are like. The R9 390 sits around ~34c and its VRM are usually ~32c. Fan 6 is the DDC pump, which I run at around 2100 RPM. (Update) Finally got around to changing out the parts, the loop is just the monoblock now and uses the EK MX 150ml res with the same DDC 3.2 pump. Now there is only 1x 240 PE. I took out the R9 390 and put in two GTX 950 FTW's that I had lying around. The pump runs at 1700 RPM and moves the coolant nicely. Overall its much simpler and looks better. I will post some pictures soon. (Update) Here is the system as of now before I take apart. Sorry for the bad photo quality. Second Revision. Working on the third! Third Revision is up and running! (Update) New D5 version in the works!
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Sorry for the extremely long delay, I will be taking apart the system very soon and adding a water cooled GTX 770 ACX 4GB card (Heat Killer Water block 100% compatible) , another radiator, 5x CPC QDC's, HDD water block (Bitspower HD-S350) and changing the coolant too DP Ultra Clear. This will be again, done very soon.
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Krzysztof47 Sorry for the extremely long delay, I will be taking apart the system very soon and adding a water cooled GTX 770 ACX 4GB card (Heat Killer Water block 100% compatible) , another radiator, CPC QDC's, HDD water block and changing the coolant too DP Ultra Clear. This will be again done very soon.
Looking forward to it
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Krzysztof47 Sorry for the extremely long delay, I will be taking apart the system very soon and adding a water cooled GTX 770 ACX 4GB card (Heat Killer Water block 100% compatible) , another radiator, 5x CPC QDC's, HDD water block (Bitspower HD-S350) and changing the coolant too DP Ultra Clear. This will be again, done very soon.
Looking forward to it
Thank you, I will also be taking out the i5 4670K and putting in my "old" i7 4790K, so this will be a fun project for sure.
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Nice Block, thanks for sharing
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Cool GTX Nice Block, thanks for sharing
Thank you and no problem, I was pretty impressed by the construction on the Pacific M1 myself.
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Here is the HDD water block it is the Bitspower HD-S350. The copper plate is just flat and has no channel fins. I had to get my Evolv HDD tray cut to fit the waterblock. The HD-S350 also does not come with thermal pads so I had to get 1mm and 0.5mm thermal pads. (Update) I ended up ditching the HDD waterblock since I was not sure how much restriction my loop would be in the end Here is the block taken apart. The copper plate is not scratched, its just oil from the O Ring. Removed in the revision.
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Here is the HD-S350 assembled (this is before I took it apart and took the protective film off) I managed to get most of the parts I need to get this system refitted. The top Rad will be an EK 240SE, due to space restrictions. The Commander Mini will be replaced by an Aquacomputer Aquaero 5LT with Heatsink, for better fan and pump management. The front will still be a 240 PE in P/P. The 240 SE will feature 2x fans in push.
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I think its clean and tidy and thats the whole point... well done 😁
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greensoldierusa I think its clean and tidy and thats the whole point... well done 😁
Thank you, I am looking forward to getting this revision done soon, need to order an EK 240 SE, to get things rolling. Small Update: Got the Aquaero 5 LT, I have a spare Aquacomputer G1/4 flow sensor that I will add into the system. The Time clock and 240 SE shipped out should be here not week. Going to put the HDX 5 in this system since I could not get it to work with my M.2 HyperX.
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I am just waiting on a few more small items to get going on this revision, got the radiators. Waiting for a rockitcool to delid the i7 4790K in an attempt to bring the temps down a little. So here is the complete list of components that will be either replacing existing parts or new to the system. I will still be using the same case and DDC 3.2 PWM pump. For D5 Revision!Coldzero.eu Aquaero 5LT Mounting plate Coldzero.eu GTX 750Ti Frontplate Coldzero.eu Evolv bottom cover Coldzero.eu Aquacomputer hub plate 4x EK QDC (CPC) Tygon A60 G Neoprene Tubing 3/8-5/8 (10/16mm) 10x Bitspower Thumbscrew 6-32 - White Barrow White Fittings Barrow Distribution Plate Phanteks vertical GPU mount 5x Corsair ML 120 White Fans Alphacool D5 VPP655 PWM (Sleeved Black) Hardware Labs 360 GTS White Radiator in Push EVGA GTX 750Ti SC EVGA GTX 750Ti Backplate EK-FC750 GTX - Acetal/Copper Aqua Computer DP Ultra Clear Aqua Computer Aquaero 5LT (Time clock and Heatsink) 2x Seagate 1TB 2.5 HDD's (ST1000LM048) i5 4670K Updated 9/22/18
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Here is the 4790K put back together.
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Krzysztof47 Here is the 4790K put back together.
Excellent.
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Krzysztof47 Here is the 4790K put back together.
Excellent.
Thanks, first time deliding, cant wait to get these upgrades installed, I am still trying to figure out what radiator arrangement I want to use in this system, I got 360 PE, 240 PE, and 240 SE to play with. I think I am going to with the 360 PE and 240 SE. 240 SE Top, and 240 PE Front (Update) I will hopefully have the time to be able to get this system revamped in the late winter.
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Looking good. Thanks for the updates.
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