Project: POWERTHIRST

Looks awesome! I love how that resi came out with the UV lighting :D

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Originally Posted by x88x

Looks great. I'd worry about the small tubing overlap on the barbs on that Y-fitting...doesn't necessarily mean there isn't enough, but I would worry. :P

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Thanks. I was nervous about it because it was my first time water-cooling. It hasn't leaked anywhere and the tubing is on there really well, so hopefully it'll all stay in place.

Looking great, nice WC setup and some awesome hardware!

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Originally Posted by x88x

Looks great. I'd worry about the small tubing overlap on the barbs on that Y-fitting...doesn't necessarily mean there isn't enough, but I would worry. :P

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Seconded... I would squish em down a little more and zip tie them... But LOOKING GOOOOD!:D

+rep

I suppose I could zip tie them but they are on pretty tight. The tubing was a smaller size than the barbs. It was heated up and stretched over the barbs.

Ah, ok. If it took that much to get it on, it's probably fine.

Yeah, it's still running fine, but thanks for asking about it.

I have had a big setback, though. I had a hard drive fall victim to lightning. Hooray for multiple drives. Got to do a new install of everything. At least I'm down with the summer semester. As of today, I'm free from class for two weeks, so maybe I can get some work accomplished on this project.

you should add a pair of these into the loop for your gfx cards... http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=26928

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Originally Posted by diluzio91

you should add a pair of these into the loop for your gfx cards... http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=26928

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Thanks. It's a great suggestion, but I don't have the money to spare right now. It's on my maybe one sweet day list.

CPU is up from 3.2. It's now at 3.61