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Modified HAF932
Stage3
Thanks Guys. Pushing the overclock so hard that the pictures might be all I have left. Trying to get Stable at 4.6 but struggling.
Mind if I ask a few questions about the water cooling setup?
For your reservoir (bay mounted), do you use the FillPort at the top, or is that just mostly unneeded?
What pump do you have, and how well does it work? I picked out one I would want, but for almost $100, I feel like I should ask for advice first.
Here are pictures of my newly painted HAF 932: https://www.sevenforums.com/overclock...ob-wiring.html
I now also have a Key Switch for the power button (security ftw), which I can post pictures of tomorrow.
~Lordbob
You are pretty observant, I fill using the port built into the reservoir that you can see on the face of the computer. I left enough slack in the tubing so that the reservoir can slide out enough for me to easily fill the system. The fill port at the top is designed to actually help me drain the system without having to disconnect any of the internal connections.
The pump is a DD/Laing DDC 3.25-12V 18 Watt [$90]. I got most of my parts from Danger Den except the Heat Killer 3.0. The pump is worth the price because flow rate and reliability are, as you know, key to a water cooling system.
By the way, you have a very nice paint job and clearly did it the right way. Very neat wiring too.
Best of luck in your build.
wow. awesome setup there mate, looks a dream.
I've just built a new i5 system on Tuesday for a mate, I'll post pics when I can take some...
In the meantime however, the specs are:
Intel Core i5 750,
Gigabyte GA-P55-USB3,
Kingston DDR3 2000, 2x 2GB sticks
XFX Radeon HD 5850,
Western Digital 500GB Green Power with 32MB Cache,
LiteOn IHAS324 24x DVD/CD read/writer
Coolermaster GX-750, 750watt PSU (pronounced DOA shortly after the build... it's being returned at the moment, and he's currently running a CM 650 Extreme Power Plus from his old system.)
CM Storm 'Sniper Black Edition' case
ASUS 22" LCD Monitor
Razor Lachesis mouse
and Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit (he got that for $80Au throught the Microsoft program that gives a discount to uni and highschool students)... I'm still trying to convince him to get Windows 7...
And that's the good news.
The bad news is my 650w psu decided to s##t itself. Upon this happening, bricks were passed, pain was experienced, and Umart was sent two power supplies that need a fixin'. I wish the waiting over the next 14 days will not be painfull, but considering the computer I'm now stuck with... it will more than likely be excruciating. -.-
Last edited by HILLBILLY; 27 May 2010 at 09:11. Reason: fail spelling is fail