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quadlatte
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2023/03/12 13:14:56 (permalink)
Finally got to building a new system, last one was in 2016 so it was time, took a bit longer due a heart attack break ( getting old sucks and you need to eat right ) but finally got it done to my liking. Still Need to tweaks the CPU clocks but i have hit 5.7 stable, temps stay under 90 thanks to thermal grizzly lapping tool and contact frame. it so much faster than my Z270 classy is. 
 
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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/03/12 13:35:40 (permalink)
    Very nice!

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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/03/12 20:45:47 (permalink)
    Cool RIG
     
    Gave you a +1 & made comment on Mods Rigs
     
    Do I see metal lines?
     
    List your parts give some benchmark links & tell use how the build went

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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/03/12 21:08:20 (permalink)
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    Cool RIG
     
    Do I see metal lines?
     
    List your parts give some benchmark links & tell use how the build went

    Yep, alphacool chromed brass hard lines, not the easiest to work with but they just so nice, plus they help cooling a little also since they are brass.
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    Build wise is was pretty straight forward, had to mod the HDD cages ( more like ovens ) since my 4TB HDD's were not happy at almost 50c idle, cut a section out of them on the side and front and made ABS plate to mount 2 80mm fans on the back to cool them down, now they sit at 30c. Everything else just took some time to layout. End up laid up for a bit when I had heart attack right before Christmas so everything sat for awhile until I felt good enough to get back at it.
    The only big issue I ran into was with the MB bios, EVGA had all kinds of bugs, finally it seems the latest one has got everything stable.

                                   
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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/03/13 09:05:25 (permalink)
    That looks very nice.

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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/03/17 16:35:08 (permalink)
    Looks great

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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/03/18 00:09:08 (permalink)
    Nice, I love it. It looks really cool and very attractive.
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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/03/18 16:22:31 (permalink)
    very nice!  I need to add hard loops to my system

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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/03/19 18:26:10 (permalink)
    Delirious
    very nice!  I need to add hard loops to my system

    It is tedious to work with since you get one shot at a bend, but I think it just looks so much nicer, plus the brass tubing adds some extra cooling. Unfortunately there is only a few brands that have it, I use alphacool and their fittings, they fit very snug so leaking is no worries, plus you don't have to worry about chemical reactions since they are brass.

                                   
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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/03/19 22:13:47 (permalink)
    This is very nice. The pipe on the right hits my OCD pretty hard though. A spacer could maybe even it out quite nicely.

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    Re: New Rig for 2023 Finally done 2023/04/02 13:18:54 (permalink)
    GloR1ouS_
    This is very nice. The pipe on the right hits my OCD pretty hard though. A spacer could maybe even it out quite nicely.

    which one? the one from the res to cpu? or the one from the gpu to back rad? there are some bend limits with metal tubing lol. the one from the gpu does bother me and i may bend a new one, but it's kinda hard to find and takes awhile to get it. 
     

                                   
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