Prior to the final clip, I leak tested the loop overnight before plugging everything else back in. There were no leaks and nearly all of the air bubbles had come out. It's been about a week since I built it and it's still running strong and still no leaks. I'm running the pump off the mb pump header while using a thermometer plug to measure fluid temp (mb also has temp input). The pump and the rad fans run based on fluid temp (bios) with PWM set with a gradual curve to keep things quiet. The liquid cooling efficiency for this setup is substantial when compared to my previous setup.
That is a nice feature. I figure, any GPU I purchase in the future will be vertically mounted anyway, but it would be nice to have the option. I wish this case didn't put the vertical slots so close to the outside glass.
One thing I did on my first build with my meshify and my rebuild is I made and adapter bracket in fusion 360(free CAD program) and had it 3d printed for my pump/reservoir combo. That way you don't have to drill into the case . Also I ended up using the vertical slots in the front of my case because I Preferred that more. I also ended up cutting the plastic frame so I could have more room, but also due to fans are RgB and that frame really took away from the fans lighting. Nice build overall.
I was waiting for someone to notice that lol. Yes i did, however i did not realize that the tubing was labeled incorrectly to say it had a 10mm ID (it should have said 12mm). This, being my first time, I thought that extra space between the insert and tube was normal. Oh well, you live and you learn. It still performs fine and doesn't look terrible imo.
No, but i read the fractal d5 res can cause clearance issues with front mounted radiators with fans, which i have. Plus I plan to keep the res long term and possibly use it in a future build. This combo gives me more options due to it's smaller footprint.
I tested Cyberpunk in 4K with High to Ultra settings for load readings (HWMonitor). For 4K video editing / rendering (Davinci), the load temps are about the same. 4K 3D animation rendering (Blender) got things a little toastier, but never really had anything over 65C (and that's after heavy/long renders). CPU all cores Idle: 25C - 30C vs Load: 55C - 60C GPU Temps Idle: GPU - 24C / Memory - 32C / Hotspot - 35C GPU Temps Load: GPU - 48C / Memory - 52C / Hotspot - 61C
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Prior to the final clip, I leak tested the loop overnight before plugging everything else back in. There were no leaks and nearly all of the air bubbles had come out. It's been about a week since I built it and it's still running strong and still no leaks. I'm running the pump off the mb pump header while using a thermometer plug to measure fluid temp (mb also has temp input). The pump and the rad fans run based on fluid temp (bios) with PWM set with a gradual curve to keep things quiet. The liquid cooling efficiency for this setup is substantial when compared to my previous setup.
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Hey nephew.
This is why I love the NZXT H7 and Cooler Master H500. They don't have metal slats between each slot. Mostly newer cases featuring that.
That is a nice feature. I figure, any GPU I purchase in the future will be vertically mounted anyway, but it would be nice to have the option. I wish this case didn't put the vertical slots so close to the outside glass.
@@ReverendMantis Most people use EZ-Diys Vertical GPU mount since it's Magnetic. So you can push the GPU back at least one slot.
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Nice my guy
One thing I did on my first build with my meshify and my rebuild is I made and adapter bracket in fusion 360(free CAD program) and had it 3d printed for my pump/reservoir combo. That way you don't have to drill into the case . Also I ended up using the vertical slots in the front of my case because I Preferred that more. I also ended up cutting the plastic frame so I could have more room, but also due to fans are RgB and that frame really took away from the fans lighting. Nice build overall.
Nice! Gotta love the versatility of the 3D printer. Thanks for watching.
I am looking for that distro block/pump combo, no one has it for sale, looking for a new one.
Did you even use a silicone insert? The amount of kinked bends in this build is insane :(
I was waiting for someone to notice that lol. Yes i did, however i did not realize that the tubing was labeled incorrectly to say it had a 10mm ID (it should have said 12mm). This, being my first time, I thought that extra space between the insert and tube was normal. Oh well, you live and you learn. It still performs fine and doesn't look terrible imo.
@@ReverendMantis Yeah i agree it still looks good. For a first time i'm really impressed.
That combo pump res ain't even made for meshify cases they have a fractal atx d5 res for fractal cases
No, but i read the fractal d5 res can cause clearance issues with front mounted radiators with fans, which i have. Plus I plan to keep the res long term and possibly use it in a future build. This combo gives me more options due to it's smaller footprint.
What are your cpu and gpu temps?
I tested Cyberpunk in 4K with High to Ultra settings for load readings (HWMonitor). For 4K video editing / rendering (Davinci), the load temps are about the same. 4K 3D animation rendering (Blender) got things a little toastier, but never really had anything over 65C (and that's after heavy/long renders).
CPU all cores Idle: 25C - 30C vs Load: 55C - 60C
GPU Temps Idle: GPU - 24C / Memory - 32C / Hotspot - 35C
GPU Temps Load: GPU - 48C / Memory - 52C / Hotspot - 61C