Build By Anime
Customer Description:
Computer specs:
- Asus X670E Crosshair Extreme
- Ryzen 9 7950X (Changed to 7800X3D since then and the 7950X was moved to a workstation)
- RTX 3080 Ti Strix
- Corsair Dominator 2x16 6000MHz CL30
- Asus Thor 1200W
- WD SN850X 4TB
- Radiator fans: 6x Noctua NF-A12x25 Black, x3 each
- Rear fans: Noctua NF-F12 x3
- Case: InWin 925 - Cut to remove the PSU Shroud
Water cooling parts:
- CPU Block: EK-Quantum Velocity² D-RGB - AM5 Nickel + Plexi
- GPU Block: EK-Quantum Vector² Strix RTX 3080/90 D-RGB - Nickel + Plexi
- Radiators: x2 EK-Quantum Surface P360M - Black
- Reservoirs: x2 Singularity Computers Protium 1.0
- 300mm Tubes
- Polished Acrylic Protium 1.0 Top with x2 Darkside 3mm blue LEDs each
- Double port cap A-RGB
- A-RGB Pump cover
- Ethereal Dual 2.0 Black x2
- Universal Mounting Rail Black
- Fittings: Bitspower Black Sparkle
- Tubing: Mayhems 16mm Borosilicate Glass
- Coolant: Mayhems X1 UV Blue
- Flow indicators: EK-Quantum Flow Indicator D-RGB – Black
- Controller: Aquaero 6 LT
- Custom sleeving and terminals: MAINFrame
- Cable combs: Knuckle combs and Closed panel combs from Clockwerks Industries
A-RGB is handled with x2 Singularity Computers A-RGB splitters and fans are on a splitter on each radiator. This was a cable management nightmare as you can see on the left hand side in the back because I was not able to make enough fan cables since I ran out of fan terminals and they were sold out everywhere. And I do not know how to make A-RGB cable or if we can even sleeve those.
Getting rid of the PSU Shroud and having tubes go over the PSU represents some sort of risk but I had to do it that way because of how long the GPU block is. I did use 90 degree bent glass tubes for that part in order to minimize the risks compared to fittings.
Many runs are not straight or sagging, I will do better in my next build in the Corsair 9000D. The InWin 925 looks great but is not the best when it comes to airflow and it's also a nightmare to build in and maintain.
