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Old 6th April 2010, 3:12 PM   #1
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Default Dark_chaos's Coolermaster HAF-932 Watercooling Log.Update 17/2010!Cranking Up The OC!

Ok guys, I'm starting up the project now. I have no idea what to call it, But who cares "lol" I'll give it a name later.

So from following the on from the thread I made last week:
http://forums.overclockers.com.au/sh...d.php?t=862505

I have decided to go with the following parts.
Item - Quantity
EK-Supreme HF Nickel + Acetal 1
EK-FC 5870 Nickel+Acetal 1
EK-FC5870/5850 RAM Backplate - Black 1
XSPC RX360 Radiator 1
XSPC RX120 Radiator 1
Laing-D5 Varo 12v Pump 1
EK-D5 X-TOP - Acetal G1/4 Rev.2 1
Bitspower 5.25 Bay Reservoir Black 1
Bitspower G1/4 Silver Shining Compression Fitting CC5 (Pair) 5
Bitspower G1/4 Silver Shining Dual Rotary 45 Degree Adapter CC5 2
Bitspower G1/4 Silver Shining Tri-Rotary 90 Degree Compression Fitting 1
Bitspower G1/4 Silver Shining Low Profile Stop Fitting 2
PrimoFlex PRO LRT Tubing (Black 1/2" 3/4" 1/8") 2
Scythe Gentle Typhoon 120mm Fan 1850rpm 4
120mm Black Fan Grills 4
Bitspower G1/4 Silver Shining Temperature Sensor 1
EK Twin 5mm LED Kit - Red 1
Koolroom Silver rod 1

Has Been Ordered YAY!!

I would like to thank Copie, Rory K, Heatpipe, BarryThePenguin for idea/support/advice you have given me.

So to kick it off, I just brought my new, case.
Coolermaster HAF 932.

Starting Pulling it apart, but i have come to a stop since i don't want to brake the top part. Currently looking on the internet "how to remove parts of haf 932"





More Pictures soon, the camera battery died.
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Old 6th April 2010, 3:23 PM   #2
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Nice Start.

Looks like you've planned it really well and have chosen some pretty nice parts.

OK tell us all how much you spent! LoL jk.

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Old 6th April 2010, 3:27 PM   #3
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Nice Start.

Looks like you've planned it really well and have chosen some pretty nice parts.

OK tell us all how much you spent! LoL jk.

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Case 200 bucks so far.
W/c like 800 i think lol. yeah i spend too much money

I am an idiot, There were screws under the rubber mat at the top.
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Old 6th April 2010, 3:37 PM   #4
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Case 200 bucks so far.
W/c like 800 i think lol. yeah i spend too much money
I wouldn't feel bad about it, I went way over that & I still have more to get.

You did well for the fittings, radiator and reservoir you got, it's all good quality stuff that will look good when you've finished.
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Old 6th April 2010, 3:55 PM   #5
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I wouldn't feel bad about it, I went way over that & I still have more to get.

You did well for the fittings, radiator and reservoir you got, it's all good quality stuff that will look good when you've finished.
Thanks ElBeasto.

Quick Update.

Case down to just bay brackets, finding out how to remove them. yay.


Piles of parts from the HAF.


My hardware in a pile, how much i miss you. This E8400 isnt as quick as you.
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Old 6th April 2010, 5:28 PM   #6
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Don't be dissing the E8400, it's all I have! lol

Are you going to be sleeving the PSU?
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Don't be dissing the E8400, it's all I have! lol

Are you going to be sleeving the PSU?
I might at a later stage, but at the moment no. It would be great but since i have anxiety, it will be hard. I would probably crack it too many times while trying to sleve it.
Just depends how much it is, really haven't look into it that much.
But now you mention it ill look some prices up.
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I might at a later stage, but at the moment no. It would be great but since i have anxiety, it will be hard. I would probably crack it too many times while trying to sleve it.
Just depends how much it is, really haven't look into it that much.
But now you mention it ill look some prices up.
sleeving is the most frustrating process i have ever forced myself to do. no shit.
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sleeving is the most frustrating process i have ever forced myself to do. no shit.
Lol yeah, seen your posted about it, I think 80 odd dollars is a bit rich atm.
Tomorrow once im done helping my dad in the morning I will paint the case.

Due to my awesome selling with my parts, W/C might be ordered in the next couple of days *fingers crossed*
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So changed my mind on the res, so ill need a new layout idea.
Been so busy today that I didn't have time to paint the case. I might be able to do it once I've had dinner.
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Due to my awesome selling with my parts, W/C might be ordered in the next couple of days *fingers crossed*
Because i can't read "In Stock Meters" getting the graphics card block is going to take longer, since no ETA.

Question now is, Whats the difference between:
EK-FC 5870 Nickel-plated
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?...ducts_id=12748
EK-FC 5870 Plexi
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?...ducts_id=12736

I would assume the Plexi is going to get a little more hotter then the Nickel plated. And that the Nickel looks twice as good.
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copper's lame.
nickel ftw.
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There should be absolutely no temperature difference. Choose the one you like the look of.
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I vote for nickel too, I'm not keen at all on the copper coloured blocks...
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copper's lame.
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I vote for nickel too, I'm not keen at all on the copper coloured blocks...
Nickle looks god damn awesome, Copper just seems a little cheap looking to me.

Thanks for that Rory K, i was looking everywhere to see a bench mark. Only ones i could find were the Nickle and Acetal.
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