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smicha
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Are you going with 2x 480 rads?
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smicha wrote:Are you going with 2x 480 rads?
Yes. 2 Aquacomputer Airplex Modularity System 480 with black side panels. Added on to my case labs order. Added another hdd cage, optical drive mount with isolation dampers, mount for Aquaero 5.
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All the Barrow fittings came in today. All I have to wait for now is the case. Sebastian I did order and receive the EK Dual Pump Top w other day. I couldn't pass it up. I'll keep those pumps as spares and the AC pumps will take there place.
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teddyboy16 wrote: I did order and receive the EK Dual Pump Top w other day. I couldn't pass it up. I'll keep those pumps as spares and the AC pumps will take there place.
If I understand you correctly - are you saying that you will not use EK PWM attached pumps? Why?
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smicha wrote:
teddyboy16 wrote: I did order and receive the EK Dual Pump Top w other day. I couldn't pass it up. I'll keep those pumps as spares and the AC pumps will take there place.
If I understand you correctly - are you saying that you will not use EK PWM attached pumps? Why?
I already had the AC pumps and really wanted the EK pump top. The amount of money I've spent, I thought another $250 wouldn't make a difference to me. I wanted it. The EK pumps won't go to waste. I'll keep them as spares or sell them on eBay.

Besides all this expensive stuff that I bought I can write off.
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Great. What a nasty move from ek that dual top is sold only with pumps.
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smicha wrote:Great. What a nasty move from ek that dual top is sold only with pumps.
It's a great pump top. It's worth it. Compact and you only need two fittings for it instead of kludging fittings together for two single pump tops. It's really slick looking.

Now I just need the case. The barrow fittings look really nice. They look well made. The nice thing about all this water cooling gear is it will last me a long time. The Supermicro board is more then enough as a basis for a good platform. I can boost it to a 14 core Xeon and 512gb of ram. I can still use the same water block for the CPU too.
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Yes ek top is great i built 2 computers on new ek tops and they simply rock. Also for new build I ordered the dual top. I just wish I had an option to use my AC pwm pumps without extra ek pumps.

X10 drx will not fit in any case labs BTW.
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Supermicro X10SRA is an ATX form factor motherboard, so it will fit in the SMA8 case that is coming from CaseLabs. :)
Oh your talking about the motherboard you want to use. Yes your correct. It's a proprietary form factor. You'd have to use a Supermicro case which will sound like a jet engine or design your own which will be expensive. It can be done, but you have to decide if it's within your budget to design and make the case.
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I was just about to order X10DRX in Lian Li D8000 and 20 cooling units with external MORA and 8 watercooled single slotted GTX 980ti :)
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