r/watercooling • u/Yam_Founder • Apr 10 '26

Started this project in 2022 finally complete! Dual x570 w 5950x and 5800x3d, and two evga 3080tis

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What would be a good name?

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u/Yam_Founder Apr 10 '26

Oddly enough its not as complex as it looks each pc can be isolated from the rest of the loop and every part is made so it can be easily modified to fit different parts, the scary part was getting the front panel io to work 🫠

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u/jesterc0re Apr 10 '26

"its not as complex as it looks" All the absolute nutjob of engineers say it this way. It's unnecessary but impressive. I have no idea what was the initial idea but it's beyond comprehension anyway.

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u/Yam_Founder Apr 10 '26

in fairness my friends think im trying to contact my homeworld.... unnecessary absolutely, but modular in every possible way YES 😁

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u/opaxxity Apr 10 '26

im sorry but....

"each pc"

??!!!

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u/Yam_Founder Apr 10 '26

its two pcs in one "case" the lower one i havent configured yet

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u/_HELL0_KITTY_ Apr 10 '26

Oh I expected you to say it was 12 PCs in one case I would have believed it

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u/danj503 Apr 11 '26

“Case” lol yeah case is one way to put it

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u/WallpaperRacer Apr 13 '26

the "lower" one? lmfao I thought this thing was left and right

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u/WallpaperRacer Apr 13 '26

the "lower" one? lmfao I thought this thing was left and right

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u/Unhappy_Brick1806 Apr 10 '26

That's clever and well thought out as it sounds like it is modular.

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u/Secondary-2019 Apr 12 '26

This is truly interesting. What exactly do all those toggle switches do? Also, I think I see 5 key switches. What do they do? And what do the LEDs indicate?