My baby.
Current loop, featuring the smaller B350 board and Ryzen CPU
Current loop, glass panel removed. I've since removed the 120mm fans on the top after doing some testing and figuring out they have literally 0 effect on temps. They were also noisy as all hell because they were right up against the top filter.
Same shot, lights off, top fans gone.
Current loop, front view. All three Riing fans are visible -- two in the front attaching the 240 rad to the case, and the third on the 120 rad in the back.
Workstation shot, still with the old loop. Had to mess about with so damn much to get that respump to the front to be able to clear up this mess.
Same build before the water cooling. Note that the RAM and CPU cooler went to another build.
The package that the main components of the cooling system came in.
My girl, naked and then wet.
Vermilion
This baby is currently my main station. Here I work, play, and evidently experiment with water cooling. This system uses aluminium Fluid Gaming parts by EK, which are significantly cheaper than the copper/nickel variants, but require a lot of attention to be paid to each additional part of the loop to ensure that no copper/nickel makes its way in lest galvanic corrosion rear its ugly head.
This system has seen so many changes and iterations over the last year. I think only the PSU and storage remain of the original setup. It's now definitely an AMD themed build, using a Ryzen 5 2600 on a B350 board, paired with an RX Vega 56. More than good enough for what I like to do. Doing my part to combat global warming ayy
This system has seen so many changes and iterations over the last year. I think only the PSU and storage remain of the original setup. It's now definitely an AMD themed build, using a Ryzen 5 2600 on a B350 board, paired with an RX Vega 56. More than good enough for what I like to do. Doing my part to combat global warming ayy
Color(s): Black Red
RGB Lighting? No
Theme: Brand
Cooling: Custom Liquid Cooling
Size: ATX
Type: General Build
Build Updates
Swapped mobo & CPU, redid the loop, had to mod the case
Hardware
CPU
$ 99.99
Motherboard
$ 198.86
Memory
Memory
Storage
$ 84.00
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