| 12.01.2009 16:56 | | | Nice and simple loop.. |
| 06.10.2008 18:27 | | | infact led warns user about power so you dont pop out the rams while power is on |
| 30.09.2008 22:06 | | | Thats really good looking.. |
| 16.09.2008 15:03 | | | Okay. My mobo has green led so I didn't know ^^ |
| 16.09.2008 00:36 | | | the red led is to tell the user there is power to the motherboard..helps problem solving :) |
| 15.09.2008 20:31 | | | It's RAM Led. (Computer is running) |
| 15.09.2008 20:19 | | | Standby power led?? |
| 15.09.2008 18:51 | | | Btw, whats that red led? |
| 15.09.2008 18:29 | | | that sata cable for hdd must be long.. :) |
| 15.09.2008 16:58 | | | you can use oil insted of water.then if leak NO DANAGE will accure :) |
| 15.09.2008 15:15 | | | Scary if it leaks but very clean working placement |
| 15.09.2008 11:25 | | | Yes. No wires when you put those wires coming from PSU, in sukka and paint that sata cable to black. |
| 15.09.2008 09:38 | | | Looking very cool! And there are no wires O_o |
| 14.09.2008 19:32 | | | love it, want it |
| 13.09.2008 21:57 | | | Love it |
| 13.09.2008 20:54 | | | Very nice water-loopping :) Simple and clean, wiring is also pretty well done as Jipa already said. |
| 13.09.2008 20:33 | | | Very clean wiring, good job! Also pretty funky HDD placement :) |
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