Show Us Your Rig [8]

[Bungee18]

Remember this rig?
I thought about it when I saw the great job Laidback Bear did with the rigid tubing on his rig
I wish someone ordered something like this soon. Putting it together was very challenging and lots of fun!

 

[A Guy]

Welcome back Juan. Looks awesome, like a supercar

A Guy

Thanks Bill, for the warm welcome and your comments on the rig.
How are things going on your end?

Juan

Let's leave my end out of it :shock: LOL I'm good, busy. A Guy

 

[Bungee18]

BTW, this is one of the reasons -if not the most important one- why I haven't been around much:

https://www.facebook.com/ducatisanisidro

Now we got into very hardcore high performance!
My younger brother, your regular grease monkey (he can literally take apart any engine, short of a jet turbine, and put it back together in half the time we take to put together a rig), runs the show while I slowly learn the trade and help with sales and promotion.

Drop by and give us your like if you feel like it.

Cheers,

Juan

 

[Bungee18]

Welcome back Juan. Looks awesome, like a supercar

A Guy

Thanks Bill, for the warm welcome and your comments on the rig.
How are things going on your end?

Juan

Let's leave my end out of it :shock: LOL I'm good, busy. A Guy

Now I am afraid to ask, or were you just kidding? I hope everything's well... Juan

 

[essenbe]

Great job, Juan. Just what we've come to expect from you. I really hope things are going well for you. We really miss you here. Fantastic looking rig, and I bet the performance is pretty fantastic too. Very well done, my friend. How many rads did you have to put on the Ducati?

 

[Lady Fitzgerald]

Welcome back Juan. Looks awesome, like a supercar

A Guy

Thanks Bill, for the warm welcome and your comments on the rig.
How are things going on your end?

Juan

Let's leave my end out of it :shock: LOL I'm good, busy. A Guy

Well, based on your avatar, you are a dog.

 

[Layback Bear]

Juan you did a excellent job.

Do I see a motherboard water block?

 

[AddRAM]

I noticed that too, I see where the tube goes into it, but I don`t see where it comes out.

 

[A Guy]

Thanks Bill, for the warm welcome and your comments on the rig.
How are things going on your end?

Juan

Let's leave my end out of it :shock: LOL I'm good, busy. A Guy

Now I am afraid to ask, or were you just kidding? I hope everything's well... Juan

Lol, me kid :shock:

A Guy

 

[Lady Fitzgerald]

Juan you did a excellent job.

Do I see a motherboard water block?

I thought I saw two, both with only one water line going in (look at the VRMs above the CPU).

 

[BugOutMachine]

I love the look of solid tubing but am not in the market for a new case atm. Who are the best retailers to purchase kits from?

 

[Layback Bear]

As far as I know their are not hard tubing kits.
After you have all the components (Radiators, reservoirs, fittings ect.) you buy the tubing and bend it to fit.

They do make bending tools in a kit that I used for most of my bending.
Their are video's on line that give instruction. I helps a lot to watch them.
I would suggest buying extra tubing because you will make mistakes.

They also make kits for water cooling that come with everything except the hard tubing and the proper fittings. I use a XSPC kit.

I bought my stuff from this place.

Performance PCs Home Page

 

[linnemeyerhere]

Hi Juan,

I saw this rig on FB and it's one clean powerful rig. Your art of the build just keeps on growing and it's a pleasure to see !

Cheers, Alan

 

[Layback Bear]

All I can say is once I built a water cooled tuber I will not ever go back to the older ways.
It's challenging and yet enjoyable to do. One can make it look and work anyway they desire.
I have been trying to think how I can make a enclosed water fall without having air in the system. As of now I don't know how I can do that.

 

[linnemeyerhere]

Maybe for a interesting alternative to a waterfall you could design a wide rectangular reservoir and then use Mayhem coolant that has that crazy movement to it?

 

[BugOutMachine]

As far as I know their are not hard tubing kits.
After you have all the components (Radiators, reservoirs, fittings ect.) you buy the tubing and bend it to fit.

They do make bending tools in a kit that I used for most of my bending.
Their are video's on line that give instruction. I helps a lot to watch them.
I would suggest buying extra tubing because you will make mistakes.

They also make kits for water cooling that come with everything except the hard tubing and the proper fittings. I use a XSPC kit.

I bought my stuff from this place.

Performance PCs Home Page

Nice! Thank you for the info. I like these tubes far more than what I am using now (PrimoFlex Advanced LRT).

 

[Layback Bear]

Here is a little video that might help some choose what kind of cooling meets their needs and desires.

 

[Boozad]

Talking about coolers, here are the new fans I replaced the hellish stock Corsair fans with on the H80i.

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[boogieboy]

Nice One Boozad!

 

[essenbe]

Good job, Gav.