Windows 7: Show Us Your Rig [3]

Solarstarshines · 24 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Alsisgevat

Quote: Originally Posted by linnemeyerhere

Now just waiting on the pump and it's full steam ahead. Sorry no reference to heat wanted for a water cooled system. lol

Yup, its going to look so hot! I am also think of swapping the white LED's for blue ones, just at the bottom, the white ones dont give off enough light.

Blue always show's one of my favorite colors to throw in a system I also considered green but come on Blue looks tops hands down

Britton30 · 24 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Alsisgevat

My sleeved wires and extra fittings came today, here are a few pics, I will be installing the wires later today.

You are able to get a full set of sleeved wired for a Corsair PSU? Are they from NXZT or where?

Andreas W · 24 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Britton30

Quote: Originally Posted by Alsisgevat

My sleeved wires and extra fittings came today, here are a few pics, I will be installing the wires later today.

You are able to get a full set of sleeved wired for a Corsair PSU? Are they from NXZT or where?

You can order them from Corsairs homepage for 90 dollars

ganjiry · 24 Apr 2012

they do look proppa nice in white

Andreas W · 24 Apr 2012

They do and they come in a bunch of different colors, but I have never sleeved before so someone could maybe help me out, how long does it take to fully sleeve all PSU cables you need for a computer and how much would the heat shrink and sleeve cost in total?

Because the ones from Corsair is not really cheap but if it saves like 1 or 2 weeks of work they are totally worth it

Alsisgevat · 24 Apr 2012

Trust me, I have tried both, sleeving on your own takes too long, it never comes out right, and you need allot of patients and allot of sleeving. I bought these wires after trying to sleeve myself, its just easier.

Andreas W · 24 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Alsisgevat

Trust me, I have tried both, sleeving on your own takes too long, it never comes out right, and you need allot of patients and allot of sleeving. I bought these wires after trying to sleeve myself, its just easier.

So its totally worth that sum of money then. Good to know

Alsisgevat · 24 Apr 2012

In my opinion yes

ganjiry · 27 Apr 2012

ello folks LOOK! no dust
i finally got round to installing my led's and had a better clean

so heres a couple more pics for ya
i also changed the direction of the fans on my H50 to intake instaed of exsaust and added the bottom fan as an intake. .no change in cpu temps but my gpu is a few degree's c less. now ive definately got a positive airflow n should have the dust well n truely under control.
oh and i had another attempt at gettin the steel and copper mesh in place as filters. this time i got it sussed

linnemeyerhere · 27 Apr 2012

ganjiry,
I like the cool blue air blowing in and getting red hot as it's charged with computing power and exhausted. The filters came out very nice, you smoothed the mesh and trimmed it with precision. I've found that much more often cleaning is needed as these filters do trap a good amount of dust. Have you noticed an increase in case temps for the reduced air flow? Overall a wicked looking rig and set up!

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