So heres my TJ07 Dual Loop Rig

[SwaleSmith]

Just finished last night, very pleased with the TJ07 case

running a 480cm Feser xchanger and a 240cm xchanger in the bottom, for anyone considering this it is very very very tight and a thinner rad would be easier to work with.

what do you thing???!!!!!

 

[nepas]

looks very nice,any more pics?

 

[Rastalovich]

I do like the look of the TJ07.

 

[SwaleSmith]

few more on way p.s there is another stick of 2gb ram...just waiting for windows 4gb update

 

[D-Cyph3r]

Nice man, but why did you use 90's on the CPU block? They aren't particularly tight bends.

 

[SwaleSmith]

to be honest just like the look of them, look a bit better than just being straight barbs

 

[SwaleSmith]

soem more pics...

 

[°TheMadDutchDude°]

They reduce flow by quite a bit though, it seems to be alright..

So, let us in on what specs you have? Obviously a 790i Ultra and 3x9800GX2s? But.. what else?!

 

[SwaleSmith]

Will sort out my sig ;-)

have ddc ultras and the loops aren't awfully long, so fancied the 90's

 

[SwaleSmith]

my sig

 

[Kerotan]

Wow, that's a nice rig! Must of been some build, looks nice and tidy tho

 

[BloomerzUK]

Nice setup up mate. Would have made more sense to me to used the 480mm RAD for the GPU's though, instead of the 240mm RAD. GPU's dump more heat than the CPU..

OT: In your Sig it says 480cm/240cm insteam of 'mm'.

 

[zzhang]

Those 90 degree turns makes the case soooo tidy!

 

[SwaleSmith]

Nice setup up mate. Would have made more sense to me to used the 480mm RAD for the GPU's though, instead of the 240mm RAD. GPU's dump more heat than the CPU..

OT: In your Sig it says 480cm/240cm insteam of 'mm'.

LOL not this one, these CPU's are hot running and with it running a 4ghz overclock with 1.41v and temps are at around 46 idle and 62 Load wich is nice, But I want no hotter, sure I may be able to get away with a 360 but not a 240cm, as for my GPU's they are sitting at 40C right now and don't heat up much on the 240cm, so the 480cm is certainly best left on CPU

480cm rads lol jesus, thanks

 

[SwaleSmith]

Those 90 degree turns makes the case soooo tidy!

Thanks, I think so to they add a little more quality to the system i think.

 

[D-Cyph3r]

LOL not this one, these CPU's are hot running and with it running a 4ghz overclock with 1.41v and temps are at around 46 idle and 62 Load wich is nice, But I want no hotter, sure I may be able to get away with a 360 but not a 240cm, as for my GPU's they are sitting at 40C right now and don't heat up much on the 240cm, so the 480cm is certainly best left on CPU

480cm rads lol jesus, thanks

I would agree with Bloomerz, 3 GPU's are much more suited to a large rad than a single, 45nm CPU. You got to remember that only synthetic benchmarks and applications such as FoH will ever push close to 100% usage on a quad core CPU, whereas games will always push your GPU's to max(especially modern ones when you crank up the AA+AF).

 

[SwaleSmith]

nah think the rad setup is just fine my CPU is very Hot and the GFX would see no gain by being any cooler?

 

[D-Cyph3r]

Well just going by the facts a single GTX280 has a TDP of near on 240w, compared to the 125w of a stock clocked QX9---. Yes once you start raising the volts a high end quad core CPU will start pumping out heat, but still nothing near that of 3 high end, giant GPU's like the GT200.

 

[SwaleSmith]

maybe so but they will never ever get anywhere near the temps of stock cooling that there rated for, so what matters????

And would rather keep my quad at the lowest temp possible.

 

[WC Annihilus]

Considering the fact that his rig functions shows that the 120.2 is surviving. I do agree it is pushing it a bit though <shrugs>

Nice clean looking rig