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Old 14th July 2006, 1:53 PM   #1
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Default My project - Galaxy 3D with GPU block in P180 case with PICS
I just thought I might share this with you guys ...

this is 5 hours of labour ... still few small things to finish off ...

I was installing Gigabyte Galaxy 3D Kit, replaced some tubing, added Silverprop Fusion HL on my 7900GT and this all went into alrady cramped ANTEC P180.

So lets look at it ...

1. Measuring tubing :

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2. Measuring Tubing 2 - with GPU mounted (this GPU block is a bitch to mount)

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3. All tubing hooked up:


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4. Filled the loop :


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5. And this is the outcome ..


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I will post some TEMP soon...

TEMP ARE BELOW NOW - bear in mind guys that this LOOP has only 1x120mm ALUMINIUM RAD !!!!
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Old 14th July 2006, 1:58 PM   #2
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Sweet.

Looks good. Post the temps!
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Old 14th July 2006, 2:00 PM   #3
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wow, looks extremely tight in the p180
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Old 14th July 2006, 2:09 PM   #4
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Nice work bro
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Old 14th July 2006, 2:37 PM   #5
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ok, just finished the OCCT test ... PASSED of course

see the temps:


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they did not go above 35C, my Digital thermometer in the room says its 21.3C (I have the heater on)

not bad so far ... I will leave it Folding next 24hours and post more temps ...

now lets see how the GPU temps are ...
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Old 14th July 2006, 2:44 PM   #6
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ok, just finished the OCCT test ... PASSED of course

see the temps:


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they did not go above 35C, my Digital thermometer in the room says its 21.3C (I have the heater on)

not bad so far ... I will leave it Folding next 24hours and post more temps ...

now lets see how the GPU temps are ...
I told eveyone that kit has good temps but no one beleved me lol
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Old 14th July 2006, 2:50 PM   #7
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Nice, id be interested to hear how it goes cooling the gpu as well, id like to do something similar.
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Nice, id be interested to hear how it goes cooling the gpu as well, id like to do something similar.
It is cooling the GPU too...
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posting messages from my laptop ... PC is in tests ....

ATM running OCied video card at 550/1520 atitool scan for artifacts, will leave it for 30 mins ... that should heat up the chip well ..

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It is cooling the GPU too...
yes, it has Silverprop FUSION HL block on it - I lapped it before putting it in as it was too dirty/coroded. After lapping (thanks to Lukenzes advice) - nice and shiny
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It is cooling the GPU too...
Yeah, i meant like both cpu and gpu underload eg a 3dmark or something.
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Yeah, i meant like both cpu and gpu underload eg a 3dmark or something.
Oh yeah
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the "Scan for Artifacts" and "HDRibl" thing use CPU heavily as well ... you can see the temps to rise ...

at the moment after 11mins of Scan for artifacts its sitting at CPU 35C, GPU 41C

will leave it for 30mins , and then run 3dMark 05 and see recorded temps...
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ok, only did 20mins with artifact scanning as I want to run other tests ...

the temps never went above 41C

quite happy with that ...


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and 3D Mark 05 at default GPU speed


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CPU temps go up as high as 37C and GPU does not go over 40C

not bad I think .... quite pleased with that result ...
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