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  • #61
    Looks sick. too bad third picture is little off focus.
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    • #62
      Such a kick ass rig Snef
      I just ordered one of those ram blocks thx for the tips
      how were the new gpu blocks to install?

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      • #63
        that is an awesome build with all the red led. nice work
        Orange GT Build
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        • #64
          Love it!!! One question as I have same board.. Why didn't you use the MB block on north bridge ?? Just curious as I'm debating the issue myself due to video card spacing
          Stubs

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          • #65
            thanks

            anoher update no lather than Thursday

            Originally posted by Father Fuzzy View Post
            Such a kick ass rig Snef
            I just ordered one of those ram blocks thx for the tips
            how were the new gpu blocks to install?
            very easy, similar to Koolance but all thermal pads are precut
            just one thing, EK single slot I/O dont fit with XSPC Razor 7970, you need to keep the original one
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            Originally posted by Midnightoil View Post
            Love it!!! One question as I have same board.. Why didn't you use the MB block on north bridge ?? Just curious as I'm debating the issue myself due to video card spacing
            i dont installed the EK block for performance, but only for esthetic, i dont know for others Z77 board but my Maximus V formula alway in lower 30C with 4.6ghz OC and no real difference with asus block
            and the diference between air and water are very low
            if i remember, maybe 3 or 4c

            and the space are very limited on chipset under a Crossfire/SLI and i prefer esthetic again a lot of tubing, i think it will be a complete mess with this block installed
            and i think my loop have enough restriction,
            Last edited by snef; 12-31-2012, 10:00 AM.

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            • #66
              Thanks for the input Snef
              Stubs

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              • #67
                Nice work snef! Can't wait to see more!
                Mario

                RIG 1: MSI P55-GD65 mobo | CORE i7 870 | 16GB RAM | OCZ 240GB SSD | WD 1TB HD | CORSAIR H70 | 2x EVGA GTX 560Ti 448 FTW SLI | EK FULL GPU WATER BLOCKS | XSPC DUAL BAYRES WITH D5 VARIO PUMP | XFX PRO1050 BLACK EDITION PSU | HAF 932

                RIG 2: EVGA P55 V mobo | CORE i5 760 | 8GB RAM | WD 500GB HD | CORSAIR H60 | 2x EVGA GTX 460 FTW SLI | EK FULL GPU WATER BLOCKS | DDC PUMP WITH XSPC ACRYLIC RES TOP | CORSAIR HX 850 PSU | HAF 912

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                • #68
                  another update

                  but this time i take my time to take pictures

                  i dont wait for backplate from coldzero
                  i will install them when i will change my motherboard and add my third GPU

                  for now this is the results, more update still to come













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                  • #69
                    Damn! Looks amazing Snef! That res looks like its filled with wine.

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                    • #70
                      ahhh and by the way

                      i made a litle test, just to be sure all rumors about passive heatsink on XSPC Razor 7970 are tru or false,

                      first rumor:VRM Heatsink on Razor is made with acetal.....
                      please..... do you really think XSPC make a heatsink with Acetal,

                      second rumor: XSPC razor waterblock VRM cooling is worst than a original air cooler
                      we will know that with this litle test


                      before removing my Koolance GPU waterblock with VRM watercooled, i took the temp with both GPU at 99% (furmark use only 99%)
                      these cards are little Factory OC at 1000Mhz

                      results:

                      Koolance

                      Ambiant:25C
                      GPU-1: 44C
                      VRM1: 42C
                      VRM2: 40C

                      GPU-2: 43C
                      VRM1: 43C
                      VRM2: 41C

                      now with XSPC water block with Passive heatsink on VRM
                      XSPC Razor 7970 (New Style)

                      Ambiant:26C
                      GPU-1: 47C
                      VRM1: 46C
                      VRM2: 44C

                      GPU-2: 46C
                      VRM1: 46C
                      VRM2: 46C

                      i think the results are really good

                      only a couple C more without watercolled VRM
                      the XSPC passive vrm Heat sink do the job very well

                      and like Daz said , XSPC have one of the best design with new line of waterblock like EK with CSQ ok ok EK was a Joke

                      dont be affraid to buy Razor water block
                      Last edited by snef; 01-01-2013, 06:01 PM.

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                      • #71
                        Love your pics Snef
                        Makes me want to redo mine
                        ram block looks smexy
                        did you ever put some 140's in the pedestal?

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                        • #72
                          Nice rig Snef!!!!!! I'm loving that case!
                          Mario

                          RIG 1: MSI P55-GD65 mobo | CORE i7 870 | 16GB RAM | OCZ 240GB SSD | WD 1TB HD | CORSAIR H70 | 2x EVGA GTX 560Ti 448 FTW SLI | EK FULL GPU WATER BLOCKS | XSPC DUAL BAYRES WITH D5 VARIO PUMP | XFX PRO1050 BLACK EDITION PSU | HAF 932

                          RIG 2: EVGA P55 V mobo | CORE i5 760 | 8GB RAM | WD 500GB HD | CORSAIR H60 | 2x EVGA GTX 460 FTW SLI | EK FULL GPU WATER BLOCKS | DDC PUMP WITH XSPC ACRYLIC RES TOP | CORSAIR HX 850 PSU | HAF 912

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                          • #73
                            thanks,
                            happy 2013 to everyone

                            Originally posted by Father Fuzzy View Post
                            Love your pics Snef
                            Makes me want to redo mine
                            ram block looks smexy
                            did you ever put some 140's in the pedestal?
                            finally no, i received it but, i like it without bottom plate
                            easy to change pump speed or work on tubing or cabling
                            and i order a red led fan, i dont like the glowing effect on back of the case
                            i will order corsair af140

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                            • #74
                              I had to put my 140mm rears on the outside of pedestal otherwise I couldnt get the 480 rads in from the sides
                              but need to drill a hole somewhere to get the wires out....still thinkin about where

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                              • #75
                                do you really need these fan?
                                do you have the bottom plate of the pedestal?
                                if your are able to remove it instead of put fan outside
                                your .44 is a piece of art, im not sure for outside fan

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