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RE: PC Cases #11
(04-11-2016, 04:38 AM)Oni Wrote: That's what I was wondering. I was hoping I could somehow remove the rear fan and switch it with the one I posted in that thread.

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Didn't read into it much, not sure if it's possible.

I'd say when you want a project to work on, cut your tubing and drop in some medical quick disconnects like the ones EKWB uses. Then just buy a prefilled block for your titan and slap that puppy on and connect it up. A 360 rad will definitely have enough wattage dissipation.

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RE: PC Cases #12
(04-11-2016, 05:11 AM)Losi Wrote: I'd say when you want a project to work on, cut your tubing and drop in some medical quick disconnects like the ones EKWB uses. Then just buy a prefilled block for your titan and slap that puppy on and connect it up. A 360 rad will definitely have enough wattage dissipation.

wat. No comprendo.

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RE: PC Cases #13
(04-11-2016, 05:13 AM)m0dem Wrote: wat. No comprendo.

I'm talking about custom water loops. EKWB is a company named EK Water Blocks. They're the best when it comes to water blocks. A 360 mm radiator (rad) has enough thermal heat dissipation to dispel the heat of the cpu and gpu. (Considering the fans are high static pressure) There's a bit of a learning curve to enthusiast pc's. I could make a whole thread on this if you're interested.

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RE: PC Cases #14
I have this case :
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Only different colors, you can regulate fan speed, and it has everything you need. Only problem is that it's pretty expensive (I think)
~~ Might be back? ~~

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RE: PC Cases #15
(04-11-2016, 10:34 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: I have this case :
[Image: xpredwhhwites.jpg]

Only different colors, you can regulate fan speed, and it has everything you need. Only problem is that it's pretty expensive (I think)

That thing looks sick.
For some reason it reminds me of a lamborghini.
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(04-11-2016, 05:34 AM)Losi Wrote: I'm talking about custom water loops. EKWB is a company named EK Water Blocks. They're the best when it comes to water blocks. A 360 mm radiator (rad) has enough thermal heat dissipation to dispel the heat of the cpu and gpu. (Considering the fans are high static pressure) There's a bit of a learning curve to enthusiast pc's. I could make a whole thread on this if you're interested.

Thanks for explaining.
I've never had a machine powerful enough to worry about custom (let alone water) cooling.
(This post was last modified: 04-11-2016, 04:19 PM by m0dem.)

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RE: PC Cases #16
(04-11-2016, 05:34 AM)Losi Wrote: I'm talking about custom water loops. EKWB is a company named EK Water Blocks. They're the best when it comes to water blocks. A 360 mm radiator (rad) has enough thermal heat dissipation to dispel the heat of the cpu and gpu. (Considering the fans are high static pressure) There's a bit of a learning curve to enthusiast pc's. I could make a whole thread on this if you're interested.

You should make a thread.

(04-11-2016, 10:34 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: I have this case :
[Image: xpredwhhwites.jpg]

Only different colors, you can regulate fan speed, and it has everything you need. Only problem is that it's pretty expensive (I think)

Looks like my old Azza Genesis.
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RE: PC Cases #17
Cooler Master Silencio 551
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Nice and clean.

I ordered a Silencio 550 but got a 551 instead, lol!
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RE: PC Cases #18
(04-11-2016, 05:05 PM)Skryptec Wrote: -snip-

That is legit really clean.

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