As Guru3D forum regular Alec has built himself a PC worthy of being called, the Rig OF the Month October. His PC is called XOSKEL and is based upon the In Win D-Frame Mini, with a tweak or two of cour... Guru3D Rig of the Month - October 2015
Excellent, I like this one, I like the tubular open case and how the turquoise stands out against the black & grey metal nature of the rest of the build - well done!
Air compressor! If only you were a roofer. It would be funny to walk on the job site with a nail gun in one hand and your PC in the other. Your coworkers would be like "wtf is he is carrying and look how light it is". Then act like your hose is hooked up to it and get on the roof and brag about how it doesn't make any noise lol. What would be even more funny.. If one of the coworkers jumped down from the roof, took a look and said "nope its not gonna work". A few of them ask "why not?" and he replies "it's got an AMD card in it". ba dum tiss! Jokes aside, cool looking PC.
I'm no expert on watercooling but shouldn't the hot water return to top of reservoir and cool out bottom - otherwise isn't the water just circulating around bottom of reservoir (between in/out point at bottom) and all the cool water above the in/out is never actually getting used in loop at all?
Thanks for all the comments guys, much appreciated! The project log's here if anyones interested They are indeed! There's 'channeling' inside the bottom of the res so liquid is forced to circulate to a certain extent (i.e. it prevents water flowing in from one and directly out the other causing a whirlpool etc.). You're hilarious.
