Project Candy Cube - Water and Air !! - Page 5

Clunk · #41 28-11-2007, 01:03

Looking good mate, it'll be interesting to see how that pump is for noise where it is, or are you going to suspend it?

Colossous · #42 28-11-2007, 02:05

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Originally Posted by Clunk

Looking good mate, it'll be interesting to see how that pump is for noise where it is, or are you going to suspend it?

As a w/cooling noob these are the things i'm bound to learn lol !! Noise is not so important on this pc to be honest but it would be nice if it was'nt rivalling the RAF on flyovers !! You think it could cause trouble there ?

death · #43 28-11-2007, 02:30

that case is looking stop on m8

Colossous · #44 28-11-2007, 18:13

Filled the loop and done some testing, few things to change (bought some RED led's that turned out to be blue (AAHH) - teach me to test them 1st !! Pleased with the loop for my 1st w/cooling job, i know it could have been shorter tube wise but i wanted it neat too !

And the Dragon is becoming a bit of a theme - had to cover the DVD writer afterall !

And a snippet with the lights out !!

Clunk · #45 28-11-2007, 18:35

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Originally Posted by Colossous

As a w/cooling noob these are the things i'm bound to learn lol !! Noise is not so important on this pc to be honest but it would be nice if it was'nt rivalling the RAF on flyovers !! You think it could cause trouble there ?

The problem is, that those pumps tend to really whine and vibrate when they are placed against a hard surface. You could put a pad underneath it to stop that, one of those gel pads should do the trick.

The other slight problem I noticed is that you have the inlet facing upwards, and aparently this is a way of damaging a D5. I haven't done this myself, but i remember reading about it a while ago. It might have been on the over-clock forums, so could be worth having a read over there to make sure

Colossous · #46 28-11-2007, 19:28

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Originally Posted by Clunk

The problem is, that those pumps tend to really whine and vibrate when they are placed against a hard surface. You could put a pad underneath it to stop that, one of those gel pads should do the trick.

The other slight problem I noticed is that you have the inlet facing upwards, and aparently this is a way of damaging a D5. I haven't done this myself, but i remember reading about it a while ago. It might have been on the over-clock forums, so could be worth having a read over there to make sure

It is on the foam sticky pad, and seemed ok when i ran it, i'll have a read about the pump mounting and cheers for the heads up duder !!

death · #47 04-12-2007, 04:33

temps and benching now thats what we want to see really gooood work

Clunk · #48 04-12-2007, 04:35

I like the red light....Rooooooooooooooooooooxanne

Colossous · #49 04-12-2007, 11:59

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Originally Posted by Clunk

I like the red light....Rooooooooooooooooooooxanne

Lol, i think it does look a bit of a slut !! Just the top and sides to finish folks (and swap out some led's !!!), bought a new car so i've been tied up for the last few days ! End of the week should see the finished pics !!

Clunk · #50 04-12-2007, 15:48

Looking forward to the pics