Blue Titanium

[DazMode]

looks good, mod away.

[logicalways]

sweet!!! Love it!!

[JWee5]

Installing the fans





Primochill reservoir. I like the fact that there are no brackets arounf the res iself. The mounting system is included in the top and the bottom acrylic caps.





And where the res should go. I use thick plastic sheets instead of acrylic. I find plastic easier to work up and it doesnt break.

[JWee5]

The cables from Ensourced Sleeving. Amazing quality.

[logicalways]

Nice!

[JWee5]

Thank you. I put the hardware on a "test banch" . With great relief I can say that everything works fine. So now I can safely build the loop.







Who wants to get a try on overclocking with that 10 $ air cooler?



Goes right into the BIOS. Neat.

[JWee5]

The cpu block:



And now a test fit: the motherboard with the reservoir. I painted the plastic sheet with some tamiya paint, silver TS76.





The video card is held vertically and I think that is so awesome to be able to see it in this position. I will use 2 primochill clear elbows for the loop.





At the time I put those parts together, I started to figure out the loop.



I spent hours roaming forums looking at pictures trying to visualize what would be visually appealing and feasible considering it is my first watercool loop. More on this in a few days.

[Necrodead]

Niiice, I have wanted to use one of those MSI titanium boards in a silver build for a long time now. Should look awesome.

[logicalways]

wow!!! awesome!!!!

[EZ's PC's]

I see pass thru's. I love pass thru fittings for some reason lol

[DazMode]

Interesting 90s on GPU.

[Hooded]

Making great progress.
Keep up the good work.

[JWee5]

Guys, thank you, I really appreciate the comments.

Assembling the pump:



The pump with a 140mm mounting bracket will sit nicely at the bottom of the case.

[JWee5]

After a few days of refelection about the loop, I figured out what I wanted and I come up with something that was challenging for me, first timer, but would worth the try.

First I had to hide that part of the case: this middle plate full of holes and openings with rubber grommets. It was nicely design by Thermaltake for ease of use of course multiplying options for any kind of setup. I did not need any of those. the opposite actually. My plan was to hide most of the stuff under that so called middle plate (which is not in the middle really but I call it this way) and keep a really clean look.

So EZ's PC's, you will like this one: here come the Darkside passthru fittings.

First where they will go eventually:



You will notice the drain valve.

then the NOISE:



I use again a 2mm thick plastic sheet that I painted silver with Tamiya Paint.



With holes:



The tiny holes are for the rivets that will secure the plate.

And finally with the passthru fittings:



And with the primochill silver fittings, I think it looks pretty nice:

[Hooded]

Looking good