Mumukin™ by T40
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T40
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2014-01-19
Ran out of patience. I NEEDED to have a little fun with clan fellas in cod4 so rushed out and set it all up not the way I should to switch it on asap. It is well known that I can not put up with more than a week without my rig ready to rock.
I am not 100% happy with the final result. I need more fan splitters (23 fans are a nightmare to plug to Aquaero6
), I also need the bracket for Aquaero6 which is already shipped to me (thanks to Sven) and I need to reconsider cable management ^_^.
Nevertheless, many assembling "problems" were fixed during this first try. The M8 coupled with its pedestal it's a massive case and a pleasure to work on, lots of space but with all the wc gear I dropped in, I really felt I should have pulled the trigger to a TH10, I am not joking. 4 rads and a semi-modular PSU... that's a lot of cables and hoses to deal with...
I started assembling the 420 UT60's in the ped. Buttery smoth thanks to Noiseblocker's supplied assembling hardware.
Since the stop plugs are not flush with the rad istself, I had to use those thumb nuts (do not know the name in english) to rise the 3x140 radiator side mount and avoid dremeling. Easier to get the idea with the following shot:
Theese 420's are exhausting in pull only. To provide cold air in the ped, I used 2x 140mm G-Silent Phobya fans with gaskets and Silverstone filters.
There was no room left inside the pedestal to install the inlet fans. 140.3 rads monopolice the available space, so I had to fit them from the outside. Not bad at all IMO!
Ran out of patience. I NEEDED to have a little fun with clan fellas in cod4 so rushed out and set it all up not the way I should to switch it on asap. It is well known that I can not put up with more than a week without my rig ready to rock.
I am not 100% happy with the final result. I need more fan splitters (23 fans are a nightmare to plug to Aquaero6
), I also need the bracket for Aquaero6 which is already shipped to me (thanks to Sven) and I need to reconsider cable management ^_^.Nevertheless, many assembling "problems" were fixed during this first try. The M8 coupled with its pedestal it's a massive case and a pleasure to work on, lots of space but with all the wc gear I dropped in, I really felt I should have pulled the trigger to a TH10, I am not joking. 4 rads and a semi-modular PSU... that's a lot of cables and hoses to deal with...
I started assembling the 420 UT60's in the ped. Buttery smoth thanks to Noiseblocker's supplied assembling hardware.
Since the stop plugs are not flush with the rad istself, I had to use those thumb nuts (do not know the name in english) to rise the 3x140 radiator side mount and avoid dremeling. Easier to get the idea with the following shot:
Theese 420's are exhausting in pull only. To provide cold air in the ped, I used 2x 140mm G-Silent Phobya fans with gaskets and Silverstone filters.
There was no room left inside the pedestal to install the inlet fans. 140.3 rads monopolice the available space, so I had to fit them from the outside. Not bad at all IMO!
T40
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Hard and solid drives in their place. No problem at all.
Transplant complete. Removable MB tray, what a feature!!!
Now is turn to assemble the rads inside the M8. MB side:
And PSU side. Monstaaaaaa with shrouds
Here's the top view of the case and the first tube run to link those rads:
Transplant complete. Removable MB tray, what a feature!!!
Now is turn to assemble the rads inside the M8. MB side:
And PSU side. Monstaaaaaa with shrouds
Here's the top view of the case and the first tube run to link those rads:
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A little sleeving to hide those ugly coloured cables. Also cut some fake carbon fiber stickers to maintain the black aesthetics. Those two AP-14 GT's are going to be intaking fresh air into the MB side, they will spin as low as I can get from the Sentry LXE. The AP-13 will be intake also in the PSU side.
Time to dremel something. I reconfigured the stands which are supplied with the D5 mod kits in order to create some kinda feet for the Bitspower dual D5 pump top.
This is how the pedestal loop will end up being. The drain port is at the lowest position of the loop. I really think that I am going to have difficulties to access to it in the future.
The first route out of the pumps was going to go through the opening between the case and the MB tray but it hogged a lot of space and the mod kits where almost flush with the window. Had to change the route and it turned out a little better but not fully happy here. I will reconfigure the loop once I get the 6x fan splitters.
Since i needed to play cod4 so hardly I installed the res horizontaly at the PSU side the best I could. As stated before, not much happy with the result. I though it was going to look better but the oldschool assembly with the vertical res just above the pumps is rock solid.
That how mumukin is working now. V2 of mumukin will come in a few days. I am a little lazy to bleed it again but I want a neat and tidy rig no matter the time I spend on it :lol:. Well, I enjoy every minute of it. Anyone else here?
Time to dremel something. I reconfigured the stands which are supplied with the D5 mod kits in order to create some kinda feet for the Bitspower dual D5 pump top.
This is how the pedestal loop will end up being. The drain port is at the lowest position of the loop. I really think that I am going to have difficulties to access to it in the future.
The first route out of the pumps was going to go through the opening between the case and the MB tray but it hogged a lot of space and the mod kits where almost flush with the window. Had to change the route and it turned out a little better but not fully happy here. I will reconfigure the loop once I get the 6x fan splitters.
Since i needed to play cod4 so hardly I installed the res horizontaly at the PSU side the best I could. As stated before, not much happy with the result. I though it was going to look better but the oldschool assembly with the vertical res just above the pumps is rock solid.
That how mumukin is working now. V2 of mumukin will come in a few days. I am a little lazy to bleed it again but I want a neat and tidy rig no matter the time I spend on it :lol:. Well, I enjoy every minute of it. Anyone else here?
T40
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Today, stress testing. With "good noise level" I mean "what I tolerate with my headsets off". Pretty quiet but not "true silent".
650-700W from the wall
GPU1 @ 47ºC and GPU2 46ºC (1260MHz core, 3545MHz memory, 1,212v)
CPU @ 78ºC on the hottest core (3770K @ 4.4GHz, 1,28v)
650-700W from the wall
GPU1 @ 47ºC and GPU2 46ºC (1260MHz core, 3545MHz memory, 1,212v)
CPU @ 78ºC on the hottest core (3770K @ 4.4GHz, 1,28v)
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