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Looks great, glad to see the case getting used for it's purpose. Why did you not watercool the GPU w/ a distroplate build tho?
Ftw3’s heatsink is really good believe it or not
I believe it
Sub 70c with oc’d gpu
I'm just confused why you'd go through the trouble of the distroplate etc if you aren't going to water cool the GPU
12900ks 5.5ghz daily stable oc
380-400W cpu
Can’t fix something that isn’t broken bro! That’s why I didn’t loop the gpu tbh, cpu gets hot however so this direct die 720mm rad setup keeps it cool
What case do you use that can even fit a 720mm rad?….
It’s 360mm on top and 360mm on the side
2 x 360mm in an O11D
Okay that explains.
I thought you literally used a full 720mm rad.
I was so confused.
Nah lol imagine
Could barely fit the 2 rads but I made it work
Just threw the 3 fans in the back of the case
Got it.
Any case recommendations that can fit very big rads? 420-560mm.
Currently considering the thermaltake 900.
120mm
240mm
360mm
That’s your options
As far as “thicker” rads go it won’t be as beneficial as having multiple 360s
So maybe 2 x 240 would give you 480mm
Does that case fit 480mm?
How do? Wouldn’t 1x560mm rad in push/pull be better then 2x280mm rads in the same config?
It can fit 2x560mm rads.
Ohhhhh you want just one 560mm rad
I plan to do a full custom loop system which is why I am considering the thermaltake T900.
Where the parts go only has 1 exhaust fan where as the areas the roads go in the back (hidden) is like full mesh or better put lots and lots of metal drill holes.
And the rads support fan space I’m assuming right
Cause with a custom loop that’s really what it comes down to, the airflow being supplied to the radiators
You’re gonna loop everything right? Gpu, cpu, Ram?
Or just gpu/cpu
Yeah.
I to my understanding I can fit 2x560mm rads + another 240mm for the ram if I want.
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You won’t need another 240
Look at the 2nd image.
Ok
The cooling cage as I call it is basically full mesh.
The only reason I’d say don’t do 560mm is because it won’t lineup with 120mm fans
560/120mm = 4.6666
So go 480mm?
Eh I mean
You’re talking liquid temp
So it’s a little different
You go 480 x 120 you’re gonna have very cool liquid flow trust me
And save yourself a little money
Got it.
But if you wanna go overkill I mean do you bro I did a 12900ks direct die so I’m the definition of overkill, I fully support spending money🤣
560x 140 or 480 x 120 is a win win
Ngl
I plan to go overkill as I am doing this as a birthday present.
Shit go for it
Direct die is removing the ihs
Cold plate on silicon directly
There are blocks that will let you mount with the ihs removed
Sorry for the ping though I was wondering what your thoughts on the Lian Li SL-Infinity fans are? Asking as they are like the only fans I can buy at MSRP and shipped to Mexico without massive costs.
This won’t kill the CPU?
SLs are not very good, they're just very pretty. They have small ducting which puts them at a disadvantage compared to other 120mms. This build is using t30s which have particularly large ducting
STs are better, just not very pretty
There's an oxide layer on the CPU, and you need to prep the surface, but not in theory, although it's even more susceptible to leaks than before
There are delid tools that help you remove it
And then the Coldplate rests against the die directly, usually with the assistance of a plastic buffer around the die
Usually also done with liquid metal TIM, which also carries it's own risk @hollow trail
But you're running direct die for the swag TBH, yes it lowers temps but it's quite expensive and introduces a ton of failure points and risk
Everything he said is true besides the swag lmfaooo it actually reduced my temps by 20-30c
Custom IHS/direct die cooling kit that adapts directly to the cpu block (makes the block + ihs become one thing), Liquid metal, and the delid kit is all you need
How risky is it to setup?
Instead of buying a cpu block, you perform the delid, make the block and ihs one, and boom 20-30c drop
And does it really reduce temps that much?
It’s super risky and voids your cpu warranty
Yes it does
I wouldn’t recommend direct die to anyone but if you go for it, temps will be much better
I can't even be fussed to custom loop because I switch hardware too often lol
Mhmmm. Not sure what to do. I think I will try without direct die first.
Quick fittings easy fix
I wouldn’t recommend that
You might not need it
What processor are you buying?
If that can’t keep the 13900K cool then I will consider the direct die.
Oh
13900KS or 7950x
Depends who comes out on top this Gen.
That’s your second option
Got it.
I’d say do a quantum magnitude ek block or velocity 2
It's almost certainly going to depend on workload FYI.
Velocity being the cheaper option but still performs
I am new to custom water cooling, could you recommend me a good combo?
I mean, the CPUs don't even exist yet so hard to totally rec parts haha.
I do a even balance of gaming/recording with modeling work.
Sure
I’d say with the case you’re getting
Thermal take 900 with 2 x 560mm, you’re going to need 2 pumps
Dual d5s isn't a bad idea anyways if you have the room
D5 pumps I assume?
So 2 x D5 ek pumps (get one or both as a res/pump combo
Yes
Then you could do soft tubing, make sure the fittings you get and the soft tubing is the same size
For the water lock would the Hydro X 8 be good?
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What about hard tubing? I’d love to give that a hand.
The cpu block
A lot of work
I know.
You’re gonna have to bend every tube, test it prior to filling
I mean up to you I wouldn’t recommend that either though
How do I test prior to filling?
Get custom loop test device
I just figure that if I am gonna do this might as well do it right and make it look good.
I’m telling you
Soft tubing can look amazing
Hard tubing is gonna cost you a lot to get it right
Especially first try
ZMT looks great
This
100%
Zmt black soft tubing looks amazing seriously
Yep
@hollow trail take a look at alpha cool for rads, fittings, hard tubing
What ram fan is that?
Corsair dominator rgb ram fan