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Guess what I'm doing this weekend ... 
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Oh man , you are good ! :shock:
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That should be pretty cool, I will be interested to see some pics when you are done mate.
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I was supposed to show these when i installed my card but i forgot sorry guys
Excuse the Cable management and the Jimmy rig fans but i had to make sure of supreme air flow
Nice 1 Tommy
Loving the ghetto rigged fan's
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Have fun chap
After seeing your post I had a look for those Kraken G10's and found they do them in a few colours which look proper nice, I could have done with some of those on my 670's.
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Can't put anything past Bill, can we?
Do you have a two CPU board or upgrading two systems? Four rads in one case seems a little crowded.
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Can't put anything past Bill, can we?
Do you have a two CPU board or upgrading two systems? Four rads in one case seems a little crowded.
Gary, the Kraken G10s are mounting brackets so he can fit one H55 to each of his GPU's
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I like that idea. very simple to fit a niche in thw market.
certainly a lot cheaper than a custom water loop.
certainly a lot cheaper than a custom water loop.
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You're trying to figure out how to stack two 120mm rads in the one open 120mm fan opening !
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You're trying to figure out how to stack two 120mm rads in the one open 120mm fan opening !
Now THAT I would like to see!
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Ahh, OK Paul, thanks. Seems it's not available in the US at Newegg, Amazon, or Tiger Direct.
Seems it take up a lot of space in a Xfire or SLI arrangement.
Seems it take up a lot of space in a Xfire or SLI arrangement.
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That looks like a lot of work wouldn't it be easier to do a custom RAD i think the cost would be about the same or cheaper
That GPU rad looks pretty awesome though if my GPU didn't have a fancy cooler already that would be my choice
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Well, all done , really an easy mod if you have a case big enough.
Did run into some problems , my BGA Memory Ramsinks... too tall but you really don't need them, it was a cheap add on so I gave it a try. Ill sand them down a bit and reinstall them another time.
Basically you need to remove the backplate of the card to be able to install the G10 . Not a big deal but the heatsink for the VRM's is screwed in place by the backplate. You don't really need a heatsink but if I plan to overclock like I think I can with this MOD, I absolutely want it. So I just past a thread and did good knot.
Not too many wires and NZXT did a great job giving space for cable/water line management
Final result look's like this
Pretty nice... IMO.
Ok, now the temps ....
Since the cards are Asus GTX 770 DirectCUII's , at idle they are pretty cool out of the box, around 27. Now they are down to about 24...not a big improvement, I was kinda pissed actually lol. So I fired up BF4.... Dear God, Everything on MAX, full everything I usually ran the cards at 65 or so , now....... 30 :shock: WTH ???
I was skeptical about these, you should not. If you have a spare water cooler go for it. Ho, and no more mind blowing sound from the fan's , love it.
They are not available on online stores, only on the NZXT website, go figure.
Mad
Did run into some problems , my BGA Memory Ramsinks... too tall but you really don't need them, it was a cheap add on so I gave it a try. Ill sand them down a bit and reinstall them another time.
Basically you need to remove the backplate of the card to be able to install the G10 . Not a big deal but the heatsink for the VRM's is screwed in place by the backplate. You don't really need a heatsink but if I plan to overclock like I think I can with this MOD, I absolutely want it. So I just past a thread and did good knot.
Not too many wires and NZXT did a great job giving space for cable/water line management
Final result look's like this
Pretty nice... IMO.
Ok, now the temps ....
Since the cards are Asus GTX 770 DirectCUII's , at idle they are pretty cool out of the box, around 27. Now they are down to about 24...not a big improvement, I was kinda pissed actually lol. So I fired up BF4.... Dear God, Everything on MAX, full everything I usually ran the cards at 65 or so , now....... 30 :shock: WTH ???
I was skeptical about these, you should not. If you have a spare water cooler go for it. Ho, and no more mind blowing sound from the fan's , love it.
They are not available on online stores, only on the NZXT website, go figure.
Mad
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That it an amazing temp diff under load
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It's amazing, Ill overclock and do some tests tomorrow and post back the results.
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Whats to stop the GPU Ram from over heating? as normally dont they have thermal pads that press against a heat sink? from the images it looks like the Base plate sits a long way off from the RAM
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Nice addition Madspec and they even look cool !
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- Samsung 256 gb 830 SSD sata III
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(1) 120 gb OCZ Vertex SS
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- 5 Noctua case fans + 3 Noctua in p/p on NZXT cooler
Integrated hot swap drive bays for 2.5" Drives
(2) Lite-on dvd/cd/Blu Ray optical 22X
Integrated fan controller and led on/off
HP Officejet Pro 8630 all-n-one
Hot-swappable 3.5" hard drive bay
Netgear Nighthawk router
Asus USB 3 & sata 6 PCIe card
Vantec IDE to sata adptr./Ultra sata adptr
Lenovo L420 i5 lappy with m sata
Drobo 5N advanced NAS
The GPU Ram never goes hot, only the VRM's actually do. On the Direct CUII cards they don't even have thermal pads of any kind, on air only !
I just did a full bench of FurMark at 1080p, take a look at the temps.
I just did a full bench of FurMark at 1080p, take a look at the temps.
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