03whitegsr

rjbarker
Nicely done...its not always about unicorns sh$#^ting candyfloss under a rainbow ......how about performance ...as your PR score indicates ...!

Thanks
Kind of tempted to try the Galax bios as it won't go over about 420W right now and it's REAL cold outside.
Some nice TS scores you have too.

Yeah the TS scores are pretty inflated due to the 12900K and DDR5....especially if OC'd to 5.2.w Memory at 6000....really smokes thru the CPU test vs my 9900K ;)

rjbarker
Yeah the TS scores are pretty inflated due to the 12900K and DDR5....especially if OC'd to 5.2.w Memory at 6000....really smokes thru the CPU test vs my 9900K ;)

Those 12th gens got me wishing I hadn't just bought a new AM4 motherboard. Although, the price on that DDR5 and Z690, yikes.

Endworld
Posted awhile back, but did a few updates since then. Finally was able to source a slim 92mm RGB fan, and made a new decal based on the schematic for the Hybrid shroud. 

 
https://i.imgur.com/H9TQKMV.jpg
 

AtozGlue

I like this. What fan is it?

Endworld
Thanks!! It's a Scythe Kaze Flex Slim 92mm RGB fan. I had attempted finding a slim 92mm RGB fan beforehand, but nobody made them until the holiday season when this one released.

 
Very cool.  Thanks for sharing!

free up some space on my desk, since working from home.
12600k, z690, 32gb 3800, 970 evo plus, 3060ti, LGA775 (2008 ish) cooler fit on LGA1700
 

staypuft

cpt00
free up some space on my desk, since working from home.
12600k, z690, 32gb 3800, 970 evo plus, 3060ti, LGA775 (2008 ish) cooler fit on LGA1700
 

Very cool.

Very cool indeed.  

O11D build with 3080Ti XC3 HC and EPYC 7443P


5x 3070Ti build for BOINC crunching (EPYC 7402P platform below):

Jenzobs
3070ti ftw in corep1 mini itx build paired with a 8700k and 32gb Trident Z RGB 2*16gb DDR4 cl14 on an Asus z390-i mobo.
Some custom Corsair sleeving for PSU cables and Deepcool AIO cooler.
Hope you'll fancy it.
 

looks great, the led around the edge is fancy.

Man you guys have some awesome rigs🤘🤘💯 Absolutely amazing great work guys!

Il show you my set up.
 

 

kpdunphy
Il show you my set up.
 

lovely gaming bedroom, nice desk layout, clean and well organized. PC build is rather sharp(*).
Worth every penny.
 
(*)  i noticed ur AIO is set wrong; you should rotate it 180° up. The rad's reservoir should be higher in place than your pump, avoiding air bubbles to accumulate in the pump block, therefore extending ur AIO shelllife and preventing noise.
 
jnzbs

Jenzobs

kpdunphy
Il show you my set up.
 

lovely gaming bedroom, nice desk layout, clean and well organized. PC build is rather sharp(*).
Worth every penny.
 
(*)  i noticed ur AIO is set wrong; you should rotate it 180° up. The rad's reservoir should be higher in place than your pump, avoiding air bubbles to accumulate in the pump block, therefore extending ur AIO shelllife and preventing noise.
 
jnzbs

Thanks for the advice brother I appreciate the lookout but there's nothing wrong with the way my AIO is set up. The reality is both directions are fine. If I rotate with the tubes up, they have to be above the cpu pump. However, tubes at the bottom is most efficient if you cant sit the cooler above. Tubes bottom or the radiator above the CPU, the air bubbles never reach the pump and just sit a top the radiator.  I switched my orientation cause my cooler sounded like an aquarium. It no longer does. Here is the explanation: (Got to 16:01 for the recap if video is too long)
https://www.youtube.com/w...b_channel=JayzTwoCents

Ciddharthas

kpdunphy

Jenzobs

kpdunphy
Il show you my set up.
 

lovely gaming bedroom, nice desk layout, clean and well organized. PC build is rather sharp(*).
Worth every penny.
 
(*)  i noticed ur AIO is set wrong; you should rotate it 180° up. The rad's reservoir should be higher in place than your pump, avoiding air bubbles to accumulate in the pump block, therefore extending ur AIO shelllife and preventing noise.
 
jnzbs

Thanks for the advice brother I appreciate the lookout but there's nothing wrong with the way my AIO is set up. The reality is both directions are fine. If I rotate with the tubes up, they have to be above the cpu pump. However, tubes at the bottom is most efficient if you cant sit the cooler above as at the bottom the air never reach them pump and just sit a top the radiator.  I switched my orientation cause my cooler sounded like an aquarium. It no longer does. Here is the explanation: (Got to 16:01 for the recap if video is too long)
https://www.youtube.com/w...b_channel=JayzTwoCents

Yeah as long as the pump isn't at the highest point of the loop, air bubbles won't get stuck there.  And tubes down (as you have them) is ideal for noise reasons, but having the tubes on the top won't cause any problems other than a bit of noise, which you might or might not even hear (as long as the pump isn't above the rest of the loop).

KP has the correct orientation and the reason why his AIO CPU pump sounded like a aquarium was because of the air bubbles.  Manufacturers never top off the AIOs to leave room for expansion. You need all the air from the AIOs to be trapped at the top of the rad where they belong otherwise they'll be circulating into the loop and or getting trapped into the pump.
 
If the tubing starts from the top of a vertical rad like most have for many years is where the issues arise.  You want the tubing under the pump when you're placing a radiator vertically in the front.  If a AIO rad is placed at the top of the case, the air pockets will eventually make their way to the top therefore nothing is needed to be done there.  
 
With KP's case, he can tilt the case back while the AIO is turned on @ 100% to make sure the bubbles make their way to the top of the front rad if the need arises.  

Great explanation can be seen here:

Zippy, GPU die 9C lol.  testing looks like its going well!

zippytek


This weekend's bench config:
Z690 DARK K|NGP|N
12900K w/ TREX LN2 pot
2x 3090 KPE HC cooled with HC-500A

Those are some wicked temps, granted I'm sure you can go lower than that.  

03whitegsr
Not pretty but she's mine


http://www.3dmark.com/pr/1409756

Clean and function over form always looks Best to me!