My Crazy 3 way SLI GPU/CPU Water Cooled Gaming PC Build - 3 GTX 780 (FINISHED page 4,5) (more Benchmarks pg 10)

[meade916]

What kind of fluid do you run in there?

(I'm not asking to start a war, I've never run a custom water setup and really have no idea what you use for the fluid)

there is a pic of it posted above

[KosovarMods]

First of all i wanna tell you that i'm a big fan of you!

I have been a subscriber to your YT-channel since yeah almost the beginning of your journey and i absolutely love your work

The second, I really didn't know that you are in to high end pc's like i am and i'm so happy about that! Because i'm a PC-Modder myself but have a 50/50 love in cars aswelll !

The PC-build itself looks good, but a high end PC like this really need some more personalization !

I offer guys around the world custom sleeved cables, which you may not know makes a huge difference in the whole look inside the PC.

Thiese are example of a custumer's work that i have done.

You can contact me easily on my facebookpage if you want professionally sleeved cables with the best quality sleeve you can get from mdpc-x

I am going to follow this build, keep the awsomeness going !

Best Regards

/Venhar Bara - KosovarMods

Peace Out !

[meade916]

cables look nice.

please feel free to repost your pics in your own thread somewhere else... but make sure you don't post links to your FB or any other business related page where you are selling them.

they do look good, but my braided black ones will look good too and i already have them. thanks man!

[Mario928]

cables look nice.

please feel free to repost your pics in your own thread somewhere else... but make sure you don't post links to your FB or any other business related page where you are selling them.

they do look good, but my braided black ones will look good too and i already have them. thanks man!

Hey steve are you going to be selling your old computer parts?

[audiofanaticz]

not really overkill if you are on triple monitors (2560x1080) and soon to be 7680x1440

thanks!

Looking so PIMP!!

Cant wait to see her running, hopefully flawless BF4

Just be aware with 1440P your going to need to use Display Port for the video connections. card should already have that anyways, and it handles so much more bandwidth

HDMI cant support 1440P, well it can but only at 30FPS is all the cable can handle for a single monitor.

[Guest]

Pretty awesome setup, glad to see you've joined the LGA 2011 team

[STEvil]

... why is there thermal paste and pads on your ram???????

Also, how tight were the screws on your 780's? I've had 3 Asus DCU-II cards die on me now, all had poorly installed screws.

[n8ball2013]

i just google'd overkill and they forwarded me here lol

looks great

not really overkill if you are on triple monitors (2560x1080) and soon to be 7680x1440

thanks!

When I read this my pcs fan kicked on and started making this weird noise. I had to reassure it that I wasn't going to try and make it do something crazy like this before it stopped.

[meade916]

not really overkill if you are on triple monitors (2560x1080) and soon to be 7680x1440

thanks!

Looking so PIMP!!

Cant wait to see her running, hopefully flawless BF4

Just be aware with 1440P your going to need to use Display Port for the video connections. card should already have that anyways, and it handles so much more bandwidth

HDMI cant support 1440P, well it can but only at 30FPS is all the cable can handle for a single monitor.

i thought it was dual link DVI or something like that that 1440 used....either way, ill be ready. Also, i did read that HDMI couldn't do it and that is a shame because that is supposed to be the "good shit". Surprised to see it was so weak to be honest (HDMI). Anyway, Thanks!

[meade916]

... why is there thermal paste and pads on your ram???????

Also, how tight were the screws on your 780's? I've had 3 Asus DCU-II cards die on me now, all had poorly installed screws.

please see "step 3" and read that paragraph. Damn, when will people stop doubting me.....SMH. LOL. Anyway, it was nice that they recommended doing that because it helps keep the thermal pads in place and not let them move while i install the block.

http://www.ekwb.com/shop/EK-IM/EK-IM-3831109868409.pdf

I have purchased 4, (now 5) ASUS DC2 cards over the years and so far no problems at all. What screws are you talking about? There is only 4 holding the entire heatsink on and they were tight enough. All the other screws (pictured) just hold on the back plate and don't have anything to do with the card living or dying. Anyway, sucks for your bad luck, i have always had great luck with ASUS MB's and GPU cards.