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2014/06/19 21:30:35 (permalink)
hello everyone
i want to water cool my 2 titan black cpu got corair h100i this my first time doing this so i need your help choosing all the componts to do it and guid me throw it i going to purchase everything from amazon and ebay ,my budget is around $500 - 700 max , my case is corsair 900d Mobo asus maximus formula z87 i have alots of fans of fans 120mm and 140mm so i dont think iam going to need more
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    stephy32
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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/19 21:52:02 (permalink)
    try asking for help here
    h t t p:// w w w.overclock.net/t/584302/ocn-water-cooling-club-and-picture-gallery
     
    that's what I did when I put my 2 EVGA 720 TI on water block.
     

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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/19 22:29:44 (permalink)
    Some good places to start if you havent already looked into it, otherwise we list parts and you're full of questions for each part ;) These guides will provide you with some "foundation" !! You've got a 900D so tons n tons of options for Radiators..ditch the H100i and replace with a Custom loop, its exactly what I did!!
    And welcome to the "Wet World" ..  ;) Check out my 900D in my Mods Rig !!
     
    $500 is going to be extremely light....tink I'm into fittings alone around $350 .....filling a 900D and Loop for 2 x Titans and CPU closer to $800 - $900 with Fittings et al
     
    http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=674257
     
    http://www.overclock.net/t/226970/updated-water-cooling-essential-threads
     
    http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1755-water-cooling-101-a-good-place-for-newbies-to-start/'
     
    And some Youtube Videos:
    (This first guy is extreme OCD Anal, but informative) ;)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGtZiPQ8z8w
     
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtHDqdo5pR0
     
     
    post edited by rjbarker - 2014/06/19 22:31:48

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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/22 22:47:29 (permalink)
    ok i ordered this :
    2x EK GeForce 780 GTX Ti VGA Liquid Cooling Block - Acetal (EK-FC780 GTX Ti
    1x EK Waterblocks EK-DDC 3.25 (12V DC pump)   1x EK-MultiOption RES X3 250 - Liquid Cooling Reservoir (6 Total Ports)
    20ft PrimoChill PrimoFlex Advanced LRT Tubing 3/8"ID 5/8" OD Price per FT Onyx Black
    Koolance Quad 120mm, 4x120mm, 480mm 30-FPI Copper Radiator
    2x EKWB EK-PSC Adapter 90° [G1/4 Thread] - Black Fitting
    6x EK-CSQ Fitting 10mm ID x 16mm OD G1/4 - Black
    2x Koolance Nozzle Coupling Adapter Chrome G1/4 Male-Female
    tell me if i missed somthing
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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/22 23:08:49 (permalink)
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    try asking for help here
    h t t p:// w w w.overclock.net/t/584302/ocn-water-cooling-club-and-picture-gallery
     
    that's what I did when I put my 2 EVGA 720 TI on water block.
     




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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/22 23:57:37 (permalink)
    CPU Block and another Radiator ( 1 up and 1 down)...also, try and stick low FPI Rads or the EX Aeries XSPC Rads..as these perfrom better with low speed fans ;)
    Have fun!!!

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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/23 00:05:06 (permalink)
    ok i added XSPC EX240 2 x 120mm, Dual 120mm Multiport Split Fin Copper Radiator
    and EK Supremacy Universal CPU Liquid Cooling Block - Clean Acetal + Nickel
    post edited by saeedkunna - 2014/06/23 00:48:19
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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/23 18:50:32 (permalink)
    Your cooling CPU and SLi Titans correct? All housed in a 900D ? If you have a Quad 480mm up top why not go with a triple 360mm below...total 120.7....I had this set up prior to adding the additional 240mm....worked great !!

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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/23 19:26:14 (permalink)
    yes and yes , i already ordered the 240mm radiator  dont you think those tow (480 + 240) will be enough ?
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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/23 19:46:21 (permalink)
    Yeah you'll be fine...just know how much room there is in the 900D...I wanted to keep filling mine ;)

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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/23 19:57:24 (permalink)
     i know 900d is great big case but if i keep filling it will empty my pocket lol, i wanted to ask if this was necessary EK FC Bridge Dual Parallel 3-Slot CSQ,also whats the name of fitting that used to drain the loop?
    and what do you think  of this so far i thought the 480mm will better down couse it will give both gpu better cooling than if the 240 was down

    post edited by saeedkunna - 2014/06/23 20:08:44
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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/23 21:44:21 (permalink)
    So your going from your pump to the bottom intake of your GPU's...then from top of GPU's back to bottom Rad? .....naw...keep your flow going in direction and try not to cross tubing (aesthetics), as far as component order really does not matter EXCEPT pump should draw directly from Rez ...
     
    I've got:
    480mm up top (thick Rad push / pull fans  XSPC RX 480 version 3) - set up as Intake
    360mm and 240mm mounted below (both XSPC EX Series single Rads push - set up as Intakes)
    3 Front Fans Silverstone Penetrators also intakes
     
    * Only 1 Exhaust Fan 140mm Rear / top
     
    Loop Order:
    XSPC Photon 170 D5 Pump / Rez combo > CPU>Top Rad>GPU>Bottom 360 Rad>Bottom 240Rad > Back to Rez / Pump
     
    Ensure you have the correct SLi Terminal Block for your model Water Blocks....newest Blocks require Terminal Parallel (or Series) Bridge....
     
    Here you can see my loop order (the tube coming off the top of the Rez is just for filling and bleeding, it has now been removed)

     
    Here's pics showing a drain valve coming off both the Pump / Rez and another off the GPU...best to have it at the lowest point in the loop, I've mounted in these locations for easy access....its a standard valve fitting, just nned to attach a length of hose to each valve, open the top of the Rez and rack the valves....done. There will still be liquid in the bottom Rads, but they can be disconnected and removed easily without spilling any liquid on critical components :)
    The Bits Power Valves are not cheap !!

     

     

     
     
     
    post edited by rjbarker - 2014/06/23 21:55:39

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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/23 21:54:46 (permalink)
    rjbarker
    So your going from your pump to the bottom intake of your GPU's...then from top of GPU's back to bottom Rad? .....naw...keep your flow going in direction and try not to cross tubing (aesthetics), as far as component order really does not matter EXCEPT pump should draw directly from Rez ...
     
    I've got:
    480mm up top (thick Rad push / pull fans  XSPC RX 480 version 3) - set up as Intake
    360mm and 240mm mounted below (both XSPC EX Series single Rads push - set up as Intakes)
    3 Front Fans Silverstone Penetrators also intakes
     
    * Only 1 Exhaust Fan 140mm Rear / top
     
    Loop Order:
    XSPC Photon 170 D5 Pump / Rez combo > CPU>Top Rad>GPU>Bottom 360 Rad>Bottom 240Rad > Back to Rez / Pump
     
    Ensure you have the correct SLi Terminal Block for your model Water Blocks....newest Blocks require Terminal Parallel (or Series) Bridge....
     


    no its like this:
    Pump / Rez  >Top Rad> CPU>Bottom 480 Rad>GPU> Back Pump / rez
     
    can you tell me if(EK FC Bridge Dual Parallel 3-Slot CSQ - SLI Connection - Acetal) will fit with my gpu's block (EK-FC780 GTX Ti)and ?and whats fitting (if i want to drain my loop)
    also are  EVGA's backplate competable with EK-FC780 GTX Ti couse i already have the evga's
    thank you for helping
    post edited by saeedkunna - 2014/06/23 22:17:49
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    Re: water cooling 2xtitan black 2014/06/23 22:20:13 (permalink)
    With the new model EK Blocks you want to make sure to use the "Terminal" Bridge, the old style Bridges require a "Links" adapter also which is for the older style Blocks
     
    Here's the newer "Terminal Block" (No additional Links required)
    https://www.dazmode.com/store/product/ek-fc-terminal-dual-serial-3-slot/
     
    This is an example of the older style Block and required Link (Link came pre-installed on older WB's)
    https://www.dazmode.com/store/product/ek-fc-bridge-dual-parallel-csq/
     
    Seems confusing, but provided you have the new Blocks (with no pre-attached Links) then you just require the newer Terminal Block.
    You'll have to ensure the Terminal Block you have will work for 2 Cards in the PCI-E Slot Spacing you want.
    I use top slot....then space....then next slot
     
    Thats why I went with the Triple Terminal Block, As my PCI-E spacing means a space between the Cards, so I also have a "blank" covering the holes where the 3rd Card would be mounted on the Terminal Bridge. (this way if I ever get a 3rd Card I dont need another Terminal Bridge )
     
    This is the Blank
    https://www.dazmode.com/store/product/ek-fc-terminal-blank-parallel/
     
    See also my previous post for more info.....these are the valves I use for draining...they're simple G1/4" female both ends, although the valves are presently closed, I still put a cap in em for piece of mind ;)
     
    https://www.dazmode.com/store/product/ball_shutoff_mini-valve_-_matt_black/
     
    Stop plugs
     
    https://www.dazmode.com/store/product/stop_plug_fitting_-_g1_4_matt_black_w_slot/
     
     
     
     

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