OC3D Fractal Design Case Club
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NeverBackDown
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How did you get this loop to work? I only see one tubing coming from the res to the block then to the rad and then nothing?
Feronix
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NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
^^^ Holy crap didn't see it the first time
Chris_taylor
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This is my Nearly finished R4
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
cross-flow is a single pass, in and out - cooled one time.
dual pass has the coolant enter, make a cooling pass, turn to the other half of
radiator and make another pass. - cooled two times.
cross-flow is for convenience of tube routing. half the cooling effort over the
standard dual-pass radiators.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Thanks for the help, is the cooling difference worth the ability to make a much better loop?
madness777
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Lazlo
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Usually hate the look of Noctua fans but in combination with that sleeving and PSU it looks pretty classy!
I don't mind the noctua colour scheme, but I think that they can sometimes look out of place. I totally agree that the combnation of coulours suits them very much in this build.
eyefinity
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10*20€ for the NF-F12-PWM + the NH-U12P Heatsink 60€ (in 2009, replaced the fans with NF-F12) ~ 218.47 British pounds ^^ But worth every cent ^^ its total silent in idle, and you can hear it slightly when under load ^^
but considering changing to liquid: http://forum.overclock3d.net/showthread.php?t=57485
but considering changing to liquid: http://forum.overclock3d.net/showthread.php?t=57485
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dalewakelin
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My pride and joy,
Avexir Core Series
dalewakelin
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Dalewakelin, what RAM is that you have with the green LED's? I would of probably bought that before I finished my build but I'm not swapping from my Dom Plats now.
Avexir ram, they are releasing ram that matches Gigabyte G1.Sniper boards completely soon, i will probably upgrade to that when it comes out
