Cool GTX
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post 84 --- I see both embedded picture & attachment
 
using FF browser 53.0.3

Not sure why they are not showing up for me as well. 
 
Sorry for the delay, been fighting with my Power Adjust's to get them to work with my Aquaero.  Once I get this working, I will post the final pictures.  (Parts list has been finalized). 

rjohnson11
Posts 83/84/85 can't see the pictures

I re-uploaded the photos, hope this helps. 

Re-uploaded a lot of the photos, hopefully they are better now, will be updated my modsrig page very soon. 

 
Very good work.       

XrayMan
 
Very good work.       

Thank you, certainly was worth all the time . 

Finally Updated my ModsRig Page. 
 
(Updated) 1/2/2018
 
https://www.modsrigs.com/detail.aspx?BuildID=36025

rjohnson11

Krzysztof47
Finally Updated my ModsRig Page. 
 
http://www.modsrigs.com/detail.aspx?BuildID=36025

Gave you a +1 from me. Great mod work.

Thank you very much, I greatly appreciate it.

That is interesting. 

I did another revision to this system with a few upgrades.  I redid the QDC setup, there are now 6x CPC QDC's, an Aquacomputer flow sensor, 2x Bitspower Temperature sensors and no Drain ports.  The reason for the removal of the drain ports is because I can drain the system via QDC's, also all 3x Radiators, 3x GPU's, Pumps, and Motherboard can be removed from the system without having to drain it thanks to the QDC's.  And if you are wondering what my flow rate is: with one pump is around ~115 L/H with two pumps is ~175 L/H, that is not bad at all for using 6x QDC's.  I finally managed to get my PA3's working and added a Aquacomputer Hubby 7 to connect them and the Aquaero 6 Pro, since I got not get the Aquabus cables to work after swapping them.  I will upload more photos once I get some cables in for the DDC pumps.  I am also swapping out the Angel Bird PX1 since the PCB warp.  It will be replaced with an Aquacomputer kryoM.2 EVO or and Alphacool HDX 5 RAID Card, which is more compact and has a heatsink on both sides of the PCB.     
 
(Updated) First Page
 

Running the system on 1x DDC 3.2 at the moment. 

Idle coolant temperature, under load the max coolant temp I have recorded so far is 32c.  There is a temperature sensor on the Pump assembly and under the bottom 240 XE. 
 
 
 

Here is the system as of now with all the QDC's.   Again I did not bother with the EZ nylon clips that come with the EK QDC's since they are not designed too well and are made of plastic.  Instead I use (Bitspower Luxury Clamp For 5/8" OD Tube), they are metal and are tightened via an allen key so they are very secure, and work perfectly with the EK QDC's.  This would of not been possible with other large metal QDC's on the market since they are usually too long and require compression fittings on both ends which increase there overall length. 
 
(Updated Front Page)
 

(Update) Bottom fans have been flipped for intake, instead of exhaust. 

Nice Rig
 
Wonderful photos

rjohnson11
This is very nice. How quiet is it?

Thank you very much, In terms of noise it has a very audible hum because of the Vardar's, but for 16 fans running at ~1900 RPM  (to dissipate as much heat and quickly as possible, extremely good temps)  I would say the noise levels are pretty good.  The system would probably be a little quieter if I used the original Primo Solid window panel instead of the MNPC TECH Acrylic window.   The DDC pumps also are not too loud even at max RPM (Molex cable only connected).  I believe it comes down to mounting and where you install them in the case.  The pumps are mounted on the Primo main pump bracket and then has 2x DDC brackets, with Rubber spacers installed on the DDC Heatsinks.   

Here are where the temperature sensors are located.  One on the pump assembly and one on the bottom 240 XE.  By getting rid of the Ball valves I was able to reduce the height of my bottom rad by an inch and remove the EK Uni Rad Holders.   

240 XE Sensor
 

Pump assembly sensor. 
 
 
 
 
 

rjohnson11
That was a nice solution

Thank you, the flow and temperature sensors are quite useful. 

This looks like my batch of cables right now