Cool Looking Cpu Case build

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I realized the In Win 901 case looks pretty cool too. Any idea where can I buy that?
 

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Ek fluid gaming kit...
Radiator and waterblock are made of aluminum.
The coolant it come with must not mix with other coolant.

It is suitable for gaming and not for overclocking use. This kit should be fine if you are on budget.
 

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My build for my parents.
 

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So u mean for those just want to try out for Custom WC but not in for PC?

i mean ek fluid gaming kits are all aluminum including fittings, they can't be mix with coppers.
they are cheaper and good enough for gaming, but not good enough overclocking.

if you want overclocking, they do have copper waterblocks and stuff, but more costly.
 

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for x299, a single 360 rad custom loop for both cpu and gpu should be fine?

yes, it should be fine.
for my setup, i have 2 gpu water blocks, cpu monoblock, 2 rad 240 & 360, reservoir and a pump.
 
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What’s the thickness of your 360? Which cpu And GPU are you using?


My rad thickness is 38mm, board is asus prime z270-a (i7 7700k), existing gpu asus gtx 970 x2 sli.
All parts are not bought from local.
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My cpu waterblock.

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My gpu waterblock.

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This is how it looks like when install onto gpu.
 

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30% of the hardware are new, the rest are just transfer to the new system. I will upgrade to evga psu 1000w. Current existing psu is undersize and i have to disable the sli and remove 1 gpu card.
 

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Yours ok la, running 240 and 360 PE rads, will have excess headroom.

Meant to ask coke, since he is only running a 360 Rad, if he is running just a ~20mm Rad I don’t think it’s sufficient for both cpu and GPU already

My rad thickness is 38mm, board is asus prime z270-a (i7 7700k), existing gpu asus gtx 970 x2 sli.
All parts are not bought from local.
PIjhgQO.jpg

My cpu waterblock.

r8nQp9u.jpg

My gpu waterblock.

OlcRr43.jpg

This is how it looks like when install onto gpu.

 

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Yours ok la, running 240 and 360 PE rads, will have excess headroom.

Meant to ask coke, since he is only running a 360 Rad, if he is running just a ~20mm Rad I don’t think it’s sufficient for both cpu and GPU already




Am thinking of the XE360. But then again i'm super new at this so I may be wrong. Have yet to decide on the case at all but I'm looking at the phanteks evolv atx though.
 

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Haha 200 for labour is expensive? Considering the skills, tools and time needed to put a custom loop together, especially when it comes to hardline, that's cheap.

https://www.singularitycomputers.com/

Check out how much he charges for putting a rig together.
 
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