If you're in australia what you looking at uk sites for o.O we have a decent range right here already including the 120 Vostok, Link below. http://pccasegear.com.au/category159_1.htm Im not sure havn't done much looking into the Vostok, but from what i can gather from a quick google, its a great bud...

cyberspyder wrote: Are you using Tygon?

Brendan

Nah man, Clearfex 60, Tygon is like $20+ a meter, way to expensive when clearflex does the same thing lol.

Sorry been busy, but anyway i finished installing the parts, didn't have camera with me when I was doing the minor alterations so they are not visable :( Anywayz, Here's the finished Product (Mostly) http://members.optusnet.com.au/robert.lockwood/P180/3.JPG Pump and Res are in the bottom compartment...

Meh, been with 1/2" Been there done that, got billions of spare parts/hoses/fittings lol, but i find 3/8" does the job just fine, and the pump is silent as when given a rubber base. I know everyone pushes for 1/2" lol, but seriously? Go buy both, and the difference is nothing to salivate over lol + ...

After a long hold, due to Life events, i put together the setup, for just the CPU. I know, only one fan on the DUAL radiator blah blah, gimmie some time :P I will mostlikely be using a jigsaw on the top of the case and cutting out the exact shape of the radiator, and two holes for tubing, and then m...

Yea they do fit internally, and i can make them, But the idea is the top rad will look similar to the old cover and the rear one is outta site. + being outside means they dont radiate as much heat in the case.

I always told myself I'd never do it, I used to be a WC/Neon/Sidewindow junkie and thought with this rig, i'll just leave ncie and palin and air cooled. Then one day the Internet was down for a while due to something and I got fiddling with my Assortment of Pumps/Radiators/Waterblocks and though up ...

I've got a 7600GT and are used to Overvolting/Overclocking Gfx cards, (Killed 2 x800xtx's before i became sane ) I'll check it out when i get the time in a bit, Being a complete newb to "Undervolting" I assume the card generates less heat, at the expense of Stability at higher clocks?

They are not *that* quiet. Although you can use programs to control the speed of the fan. However a 3rd party cooler would not be able to be installed on the 7950GX2 As far as I know. And they are pretty loud.

Hmm... I reckon that if you opened up the pci blanks at the back of the case, and mounted a nice quiet 120mm fan across the front of the GPUs, then you could duct off your SLi setup, exhaust the hot air out the back of the case, and run the whole thing surprisingly quietly. Well, quiet for an SLi r...