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System Owner: Jediexpress
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SuperPi 32M:

System Details

Component Type Brand Product

Motherboard Asus Rampage IV Extreme

CPU Intel 3930k

Frequency: Default FSB / QPI: Default Multiplier: Default Stepping: Default
VCore: Default VTT Voltage: Default PLL Voltage: Default

RAM Corsair Dominator GT 2133 16gb

Frequency: Default Timing: Default Voltage: Default

Graphics Card EVGA 2x GTX780 Ti SC ACX

GPU Frequency: Default Shader Frequency: Default Memory Frequency: Default SLI: Yes

Case

CaseLabs

Magnum TH10

Monitor

Alienware

AW2310

Power Supply

2x Corsair

AX1200

Sound

CreativeLabs

Sound Blaster Zx

Cooling

Custom Watercooling

4x Black Ice Nemesis 480 GTX, 2x MCP655 pumps, Dual loop system.

Solid State Drive

Samsung

840 Pro 256GB

Hard Drive

Western Digital

Caviar Black 2TB

Notes

After being away for nearly a year, the build is finally complete... All is left is to order a door with a larger window.

System Specs

Case: Case Labs TH10 (need to replace door for one with XXL window)

Mobo: Rampage IV Extreme

CPU: Core i7 3930k @ 4.5ghz

RAM: 16gb 4x 4gb Corsair Dominator GT @2133

GPU: 2x GTX 780ti 3gb

Sound Card: Sound Blaster Zx

PSU: Corsair AX1200

Fan Controller: Aquaero 5 Pro

Fans: 20x Scythe Gentle Typhoon AP-15 1800rpm

Water Cooling Components
All acrylic tubing...

Coolant: Mayhems Clear UV Blue

All EK water blocks (Nickel/Plexi) - CPU, Ram, Mobo (mosfet/chipset), GPUs

Fittings are from Bitspower (black sparkle) with the exception of 12x EK-HD Adapter 12/16mm - Black Nickel

4x Black Ice Nemesis 480GTX Radiators

2x MCP655 pumps

2x Bitspower D5 Pumps Tops

2x Bitspower D5 Upgrade Kits 250

Comments

Posted By Date Text

ragevirusqq
06/27/2016
04:20 PM

very nice build. I love the pass throughs to the top of the reservoir's

Jediexpress
02/15/2015
03:21 PM

Thank you all for the positive comments!!!! I've yet to name it.. I've shown it to some friends who built their own pc's and most of their initial reactions were on the lines of "what a beast".. But I tend to think "beast" is used a lot, so the search continues.. I still need to order the replacement XXL windowed door from CaseLabs. Babyzone2: I decided on two separate loops because if I ever upgraded the gpu's, I could test them on the system with their original air coolers and not worry how the cpu would be cooled.. It would just be a matter of shutting down/draining the gpu loop and removing two acrylic tubes...

Donta1979
02/02/2015
08:33 AM

Nice rig think of a name yet? +1

Babyzone2
01/31/2015
12:19 AM

Separated route for CPU and GPU, nice!!

rlb9682
01/15/2015
09:49 AM

Looks great! +1

Gold Leader
01/06/2015
11:30 PM

Ahh this is nice, nice Watercooling you got in there plus the hardware as well :) +1 from me! :)

sgtharry
01/06/2015
04:50 AM

WOW, that is NICE! +1 for you.

Jediexpress
01/04/2015
09:47 PM

System has been running strong for a month now..

AzN-SoLjA
05/27/2014
12:08 PM

+1 Great start!

Jediexpress
07/24/2012
01:19 PM

I have all the water cooling components/fans/fan controller to this build (listed below). I will be purchasing the Mobo/CPU/GPU's in the next few weeks. Just havent had much time with work.. Radiators: Black Ice GTX 480 x3. Fans: 17x Scythe Gentle Typhoon 120 mm AP-15's Fan Controller: Lamptron FC5 V2. Water-blocks: EK Supreme HF EN Nickel Plexi. EK-FC6804GB Non Reference x. (alternate to hydrocopper: EK GPU water block for EVGA GTX 680 FTW+ 4GB) EK-FB RE4 EN Nickel Plexi. EK-RAM Dominator X4. X2. Pumps: Swiftech MCP655 x2. Pump Mods: Bitspower Dual Pump Top + Bitspower Matte Black Mod Kit x2. Reservoir: Bitspower 150mm. Fittings: Assortment of Bitspower Black Sparkle. Multi GPU Fittings: EK FC-Bridge Quad Slot Parrellel. Tubing: Tygon ½”. Coolant: Mayhems Concentrate + Laboratory grade distilled water.

Total Comments 10