What do you mean apart from the looks?

Does anything else matters!?

:bleh:

Bandwidth :bleh:

Looks was the reason, is all.

Feeling like looking at a pacient with breathing aparatus in coma...

it's nv they don't come with any bridges

the bridges come with the MB's and the first one I had on my 680's went to sh*t ( red flashing in sli ) and all I could find fast was a long one
I got some more around here somewhere just need to find one


new fittings on the way

I rarely look at my computer after everything is put together and working well. I don't go overboard on the looks department.

I'm actually debating going back to air and tossing my pc into a smaller case when I get around to cleaning my loop. I just don't feel like dealing with water anymore.

So how does that loop go? CPU-> Video Card-> Video Card or Video Card-> Video Card -> CPU?

Also, aren't CPUs supposed to be on their own loop?

I'm not being a dick, I'm just really curious.

Intersting that people go from Ferrari to a regular car.

CPU to Video Cards to reservoir to pump to rad and back to cpu

as to one or two loops
if you flow rate is fast enough the water won't heat up much each pass to notice and a good big rad will take it back out each pass

unless your trying for a extreme overclock on both cpu and gpu's it won't matter that much
a d5 pump puts out about 5 gallons a minute

Makes no difference whatsoever. Water temp in the loop shouldn't vary by a degree. It takes a while for the water to warm up.

I don't like the idea of separate loops. When your cpu loop isn't taking full advantage of the rads why not let the video cards take advantage of them.

new fittings are in cards now in parallel and loop flow rate is a lot better

and cards are running at the same temps



and found a better sli bridge :p

Looks good, I honestly didn't think that it would make that much of a difference.

Why do you think that going for series to parallel would make such a difference? Shouldn't the flowrate be similar across the loop? I honestly don't know.

temps on the second card dropped from 5c more than first card to the same temp

and the asus Poseidon's only have a 3/16 inch inside diameter tube through them so pipe volume is 4x less than the 3/8 inside diameter inch tube going into them

so in parallel it is two short 3/16" tubes in steed of one long 3/16" tude, it more than doubles flow rate with two cards because of less piping resistance from friction loss and more tube volume


piping rule of thumb if a pipe is half the diameter it takes 4 of them to to carry the same volume
works the same with a/c duct work, so if I have a 12" duct I can split it into 4 -6" ducts and get the same air flow

Is that Phoenix dust in there? Looks good otherwise!

Love the look of the cards. However, I have to say I have never seen the combination of sleeved cables and water cooling look so lack luster with top notch hardware. Come on Bill kick that **** up.

maybe one day, case is just too big for sleeved cables to look good just too much wire showing

Sorry for crappy phone pic. PS4,XBOX ONE, XBOX 360, PC 55"TV,IPAD

You forgot WHEY PROTEIN

Here's my PC setup.







Wifes and Mine

Nice clean look. I like. :)

BTW, I really like your black keyboard. :bleh:

:p

Too close to your wife. Move her to the end and put printer between you twob

Hey, half your table got raptured.

Congratulations?

Well not raptured, but the Lamborghini has no idea what's happening either.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

lol

Added an Creative Z and 16 gig viper 3 ram.

Boring compared to you guys :lol:
Havent opened her up for a WHILE, was actually impressed with out clean it was. Should clean out the filters and corners tho, but yeah i think its been a yr or more since i opened her up.



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Time for some upgrades tho... need to change out my c: ssd to something bigger, new HSF (amd default is way too loud when it gets going) and a newer vid when the new AMD cards come out. Or something newer if the price is right, the 670 still going pretty strong mind you.

2007 Called it was it's pc back.

Amazingly clean desk btw.

2007?!?! :cry:
:cool:

Thanks, huge pet peeve when its messy.

Nice desk! :)

However, why do you have your speakers so close to the monitor? I would spread them out more.

You should also pivot them outwards instead of inwards. They shouldn't be pointed directly right at you. I've found this provides a better "surround sound."