Zalman Reserator - own parallel mod

MoBo: Asus P5Q-E, CPU: Intel C2Q Q6600@4,2GHz, RAM: OCZ REAPER PC2-8500 1066MHz 2x2GB, GPU: XFX nVidia 8800GTS 640MB, PSU: Tacens Valeo II 700W, HDD: 2x500GB Seagate .11 32MB cache RAID Matrix
LC: Zalman Reserator 1 (MOD): Zalman CPU, GPU, PSU blocks, RAM: Phobya blocks, NB: Alphacool, Mosfet: Heattrap, PUMP: 600l/h h:1,5m
HDDs Coolers: Tacens Lateo (MOD).
Temperature sensors (6) DS18S20
Flow Indicator: Thermaltake

A lot of work ;)

Results: 14dBa - you can`t hear the computer ;]

2nd Part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEpZL1-FrFk

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Compters
• mod
• diy
• LC
• water
• cooling
• zalman

[bartjeh2]

would this work better as an 360 or 480mm radiator in push/pull configuration?

thx

[markovip21101991]

@bartjeh2 puch/pull? I know this name just from electronics.

Better? I don't know... Quieter? - no...

[DWcriticism]

Care for a tip to keep your water even cooler in your tank..Open the cap look to the bottom do you see the lil nipple were the warm water returns.Take out some spare hose & cut a piece say 10 or 11 inches then go ahead and slide it on that nipple. What this does it returns the warmer water to the top of the tank leaving the botton cooler to be sucked up by the pump..Before the water came from that nipple and it didnt have a enough time to cool before the pump would take it back into the lines

[markovip21101991]

@DWcriticism I have done this two years ago, when I've made this cooling. ;)

[DWcriticism]

I also have a zalman reserator but i have the black tank with quike release hose clamps...i love the silence dont you...

[markovip21101991]

@DWcriticism Yes, all the more when you one 14cm 8dBA fan working and SSD. :)

[DWcriticism]

@muffbuffer420 Care for a tip that works go ahead and buy a zalman reserator soon as you get it call the company and say the pump dont work & they allways send you a new pump it works every time this way youll have a spare pump.

[markovip21101991]

@DWcriticism Oh, yes it is. ;) It was just show video, I didn't push air out there yet.

The pump is 600l/h and can pump 2m high. All time is working at 60%, sometimes more, depends of computer usage. The Resorator is on the ground all time, but the water flow would be the same if I'll put the Resorator on the case.