2 weeks ago I posted my All AMD Build titled "Sinister". Well, Sinister has officially gotten an upgrade to being completely water cooled! I will have the specs of this PC down below the pictures!
Build Specs:
Looks great, and the photography is excellent too.
Thank you!
Very nicely done! Clean. Are you missing a 8-pin to your 6950xt?
I like those Hydro X res/pump and CPU block. hope to use them in a build one day. Great job!
Appreciate that! As far as the 3rd 8pin, no. The Reference model GPU only has 2 8pin PCIe connections instead of 3 that you would find on the AIBs .
The blocks and distro are pretty nice. They all flow really well
Very observant! I sure overlooked it.
Yeah, that's it. Yeah. Joint is fire!
With an all water-cooled system, how often do you have to do maintenance and change out the liquid? One of the reasons I'm team air-cooled, among other things, lol. Nice build once again.
Thank you!
As far as maint, it depends on what coolant you run. If you are running clear, you can drain, flush, remove blocks and clean, and then re-fill once a year. With dyed coolant you will want to do that every 6 months. And then with opaque coolant you will want to do that every 3 months.
I'm like @GreatnessRD an air man. I do a 6month cleaning of of every desktop I have (4). Not all on the same day or month. I have a service log spreadsheet where I store the info on each.
There you go! As far as maintenance, the building life is my hobby to be honest with you. I just build and disassemble pretty much all my PCs. I only have 2 active PCs that are used everyday and those are all AIO CPU cooled and just the factory air block on the GPUs
Agree with you all. Coolant has come a long way. I built a system with a 390x and the block from the primochill liquid utopia dye I poured into the loop was stained so badly that I had to use crest 3d toothpaste and a toothbrush for days to get it clean. I also drained a 6800xt block like 2 months ago after running for 14 months with EK Cryofuel blood red, and the block was spotless after just rinsing it out. Really depends on brand, type, etc.
Completely agree with this!
I guess with all that Corsair, RGB Compatibility is not an issue ha