Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
So is beating a quarter-mile time at Santa Pod by 0.042secs over last time, in a 20-year-old Nissan that you've spent £60k on.
Your point being? :rasp:
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New Build - Thoughts
- Thread starter Gareth
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So is beating a quarter-mile time at Santa Pod by 0.042secs over last time, in a 20-year-old Nissan that you've spent £60k on.
Your point being? :rasp:
D.
Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
Evo 5 RS
awesome sauce. How have you upgraded the hdd cage?
Turbo'd MX-5 MK4
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/corsair-cc800d-sata6kit-obsidian-series-800d-sata-6gb-s-upgrade-kit
No use to me at the moment with my current Corsair SSDs, but will be in future and it made sense to do it while working on the reservoir.
No use to me at the moment with my current Corsair SSDs, but will be in future and it made sense to do it while working on the reservoir.
Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
Superb. Mere minions will never understand the effort and reasoning behind that Box. 
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I did the same thing with my HDD kit - what radiators are you running then to cool all that? I see the 360 at the top, but don't actually see any others?
Question as im looking into going to the next stage.
That temperature monitor you have, does it connect to that Bitfenix stop sensor you drilled into the top of the case??
The fan controller you have only does fan RPM correct? Not senses any temperatures at each of those fans??
That temperature monitor you have, does it connect to that Bitfenix stop sensor you drilled into the top of the case??
The fan controller you have only does fan RPM correct? Not senses any temperatures at each of those fans??
http://www.specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/home.php?cat=2291
You can get inline, I run a Aquacomputer one, hooked up to an Aquaero.
Watercooling is mental now-a-days, you can get fan controllers to vary fan/pump/other speeds depending on fan/cpu/gpu/case/sensor/water temp sensors by using crazy user-defined curves etc.
It'll cost you an arm and a leg though
Evo 5 RS
Don't see the point in in-line sensors. It's all jazzy though, few extra quid lets you build something really tasty.
http://www.specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/home.php?cat=2291
You can get inline, I run a Aquacomputer one, hooked up to an Aquaero.
Watercooling is mental now-a-days, you can get fan controllers to vary fan/pump/other speeds depending on fan/cpu/gpu/case/sensor/water temp sensors by using crazy user-defined curves etc.
It'll cost you an arm and a leg though
Which one have you got? The non touch screen version?
Turbo'd MX-5 MK4
It's done via a bitspower thermometer at the bottom of the reservoir (left-hand side) which is then joined (soldered) to the XSPC screen.
The fan controller shows rpm and voltage, there is no need in having temp sensors all over the system, just makes a mess and is relatively needless (IMHO)
The fan controller shows rpm and voltage, there is no need in having temp sensors all over the system, just makes a mess and is relatively needless (IMHO)
Evo 5 RS
Agreed. One for exhaust and one for CPU temps. Although I have one for the VRM as it gets pretty hot on SB-E
Yeah I found mine was a mess having Temp sensors around. Was nice to have them but for my next planned upgrade I think il just go with a bay controller like yours.
