The design is impressive: 16 fans, three D5 pumps, a large reservoir and a 12 -meter tube with branded adapters.
To control the fans and pumps, the author tied a separate mini-PK placed on the power supply and was fixed to the wall next to the system. An external compact monitor and onput button were added.
The assembly was not simple – it was necessary to solve the problems of USB incompatibility, adjust the power between 19 to 12 V, and reconnect the cables. But after determining, the purple won steadily.
The results are impressive: The temperature of the water in the circuit decreased by approximately 32 ° C and the GPU temperature under the load was less than 4 ° C less than the previous COO. At the same time, the system is almost quiet – the fans rotate at 600 rpm and are not heard remotely.
The project turned out to be expensive and time consuming, but with a careful approach, it showed which heights could be achieved in special water cooling.
Source: Ferra
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