To clean up PCI-E cables,I think it would look cleaner to route cables along the end of the video cards between the rez. There maybe holes in the PCB on cards to tie the cables to, keeping a clean profile. I was able to do that with GTX680 cards.
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Originally posted by xmanrigger View PostTo clean up PCI-E cables,I think it would look cleaner to route cables along the end of the video cards between the rez. There maybe holes in the PCB on cards to tie the cables to, keeping a clean profile. I was able to do that with GTX680 cards.
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Cant you mount the pump to your res, while moving the res up higher like idea?
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Run PCIE cable behind motherboard tray and come up through a rubber grommet behind res. also use something to tie to the cards and behind motherboard.tray.
I agree with nass about moving res higher and mounting pump below it. A DDC pump weighs next to nothing so you can have it mounted directly to your res using a spacer fitting with male threads on each end. Use a fitting that has a rotary connection at the end you plan on attaching to pump so you can get the best orientation for your pump.Blue Dragon CM690 II an i7 - 960 x58 build
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Originally posted by nass View PostCant you mount the pump to your res, while moving the res up higher like idea?
Like i might be able to make it work with a fitting and tubing right after... but the issue is how would I fill the reservoir? (doesnt seem like enough clearance)
unless i detach the res while filling up the loop? and then close it up once the loop is filled up
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Originally posted by Hooded View PostRun PCIE cable behind motherboard tray and come up through a rubber grommet behind res. also use something to tie to the cards and behind motherboard.tray.
I agree with nass about moving res higher and mounting pump below it. A DDC pump weighs next to nothing so you can have it mounted directly to your res using a spacer fitting with male threads on each end. Use a fitting that has a rotary connection at the end you plan on attaching to pump so you can get the best orientation for your pump.
Thanks for the idea Hooded, are you talking about something like this: https://www.dazmode.com/store/produc...e_male_-_g1_4/
My d5 has an alphacool top installed which probably makes it a bit heavier. I just ordered a vid connector from daz too... would of added the spacer fitting a buck would i have known
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I was thinking more like this
https://www.dazmode.com/store/produc...g1_4_-_silver/
To allow you to point your pump in the desired direction while being sure both sides of connection was tight.Blue Dragon CM690 II an i7 - 960 x58 build
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Originally posted by Hooded View PostI was thinking more like this
https://www.dazmode.com/store/produc...g1_4_-_silver/
To allow you to point your pump in the desired direction while being sure both sides of connection was tight.
From looking at posted pics, I see no reason why you dont have enough room to mount pump and still fill the rez. Looks like you got a shit ton of room. Throw a 45 deg fitting on the fill port while filling. I dont think you would even need that to fill. Just make sure the rez is well secured so it cant slide in mounts.
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Im back guys, OK installed the pump on the front. Its right on the front of one of the two 140mm fans as Daz had suggested.
Dont think the pump would interfere with the bottom fan either, right?
Finally need to figure out where to install the drain, im not too sure since it should be the lowest point after the pump I would figure?
Thanks again for all the feedback
Last edited by simsin; 12-23-2014, 03:59 AM.
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