Great to hear of an update.
Though you only convince me more to stay away from the fluid cooling for now.
(Of course, with the AiO cooling I would avoid your problems, though I wonder how refilling them works and how long after installing it one would have to worry about it...).

Watching this beast come together was an absolute journey! That radiator still has me speechless.

This entire thread is a builder's dream, the craftsmanship is great to see

Time for some BEHEMOT performance results
What is important and very important for these tests is the fact that the temperature in the room is 29C, so it is not low compared to what is in winter, i.e. 19-21C.
Another fact that needs to be taken into account is that P14s at 1200-1300rpm generate a noise similar to Pure Wings 2 at 900 rpm, so despite the high revs they are not overly loud, it is worth noting that.
Okay, time for results.
 

All tests were performed with the memory settings:
4000 Mhz 15-15-15-28-280-1T 1.485V
Ambient temperature 29C
Each test consisted in looping the R20 until the temperature of the liquid stabilized.
I tested the following settings:
14x 47/31, 1.220V, TDP 400W
14x 48/31, 1.255V, TDP 440W
14x 49/31, 1.310V, TDP 520W
14x 50/31, 1.370V, TDP 600W
The results probably say clearly that BEHEMOT is a monster that even strong OC is not afraid of at air temperatures of 30C.
A sick beast arose 🙂
 


Previously, on COSMOS, there was no chance to run the 49/31 profile to render because the CPU immediately caught 110C even at air temperatures of 20C and everything stopped immediately.
Even on such hot days, BEHEMOT has no problem with a stable 50/31 rendering.

Also look at the temperature split between the cores, 1 core is much cooler than the others and we are talking about the first core but everything closes at 7-8C, something beautiful ❤

Now it only remains to wait for the winter days when the temperatures will go lower and I think that I have a guaranteed HWBot record for 14-core CPU CPUs cooled by LC, since Cosmos managed to get 2 results in the world, but with the balcony open 🙂
Soon there will be a small refinement of details and the final photo session.

The next larger upgrade will take place only when I buy rtx 3xxx, but these must be reduced to normal prices
 

 

 

 

 

amazing work guys!

Man... this thing is epic. I've always dreamed of creating my own case, looks like you did a great job. I love the look of it raw, mods could go a lot of ways from there, my mind went from boba fett to iron man to borderlands just scrolling through those pics..

Wow very nice!

this is what what you call CUSTOM BUILD

Thanks guys!

You Can see that cooling power is phenomenal. This LC can cool everything :)

I bought some new screws because I wanted add some more gold details. Also I dont like standard MORA screws :P







Project is almost finish, I need some good camera for finał photo session and rev 1.0 will be comolete.

Of course I have some new ideas but it must wait for new GPU because then I will do new upgrades.

14x = 14 cores
47/48/49 = multiplier, 47 is 4,7Ghz etc
31 is MESH clock, 3.1GHz
TDP is CPU Power consuption.

arkjas92
14x = 14 cores
47/48/49 = multiplier, 47 is 4,7Ghz etc
31 is MESH clock, 3.1GHz
TDP is CPU Power consuption.

Nice piece of art.

The cooling setup is total and utter overkill for the rig.
The crud buildup is an unfortunate byproduct of using colored liquid.
Also, I didn't see anything about radiator prep.

Small issue.
The big rad, it's aluminum?
If so, you understand that some of the crud you're accumulating is galvanic corrosion (because the Alphacool rads are copper).  Even the best additives don't completely stop that.
This means that, at some point, your radiators are going to either clog or start springing leaks.

Wow! This is amazing, I wish I had the machines and skills to pull off something like this.

arkjas92
14x = 14 cores
47/48/49 = multiplier, 47 is 4,7Ghz etc
31 is MESH clock, 3.1GHz
TDP is CPU Power consuption.

Huh. I thought I posted a thank you note for clarifying these...  ?
Well, thanks again.

So given that you have quite some experience in building PCs, after you add 3090 GPU, do you have any expectations as to the temperature it shouldn't exceed (under load)? The same question for after later adding one of the Threadrippers.
I mean, that's surely not an easy prediction to make, but if you had to guess? :)

looking dope af man !

Loving the industrial look of this rig. Are you sure the radiator is big enough though?