In this video I finish the wiring and install the lighting. I also decide to install a fan controller for the radiator fans. I give you a good look around the finished product and cover all the test results. This is the final part of the Dark Matter build log. Please Subscribe, Like and Favorite if you want to see more. Facebook Page: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com To order a system email: singularitycomputers@hotmail.com. Water-cooling Components: www.thekoolroom.com
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Showing posts with label Client. Show all posts
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Singularity Computers Client Build 7 'Dark Matter' Build Log: Part 3
Singularity Computers Client Build 7 'Dark Matter' Build Log: Part 3 Video Clips. Duration : 15.03 Mins.
In this video I finish the wiring and install the lighting. I also decide to install a fan controller for the radiator fans. I give you a good look around the finished product and cover all the test results. This is the final part of the Dark Matter build log. Please Subscribe, Like and Favorite if you want to see more. Facebook Page: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com To order a system email: singularitycomputers@hotmail.com. Water-cooling Components: www.thekoolroom.com
In this video I finish the wiring and install the lighting. I also decide to install a fan controller for the radiator fans. I give you a good look around the finished product and cover all the test results. This is the final part of the Dark Matter build log. Please Subscribe, Like and Favorite if you want to see more. Facebook Page: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com To order a system email: singularitycomputers@hotmail.com. Water-cooling Components: www.thekoolroom.com
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Singularity Computers Client Build 5 'Nighthawk' Build Log: Part 3
Singularity Computers Client Build 5 'Nighthawk' Build Log: Part 3 Tube. Duration : 23.58 Mins.
This part of the build log is focused mainly on the mounting of the three radiators. I also take a look at the new radiators which I have introduced to the build, as well as the fans that I will be using on them. I also begin tubing up the motherboard. I had to cut this video short because I ran out of the fittings needed to finish tubing up the motherboard. Part 4 will continue directly on from this video. Please Subscribe, Like and Favourite if you want to see more. Part 4: www.youtube.com Facebook Page: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com If you would like to order a system email: singularitycomputers@hotmail.com Water-cooling components: www.thekoolroom.com
This part of the build log is focused mainly on the mounting of the three radiators. I also take a look at the new radiators which I have introduced to the build, as well as the fans that I will be using on them. I also begin tubing up the motherboard. I had to cut this video short because I ran out of the fittings needed to finish tubing up the motherboard. Part 4 will continue directly on from this video. Please Subscribe, Like and Favourite if you want to see more. Part 4: www.youtube.com Facebook Page: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com If you would like to order a system email: singularitycomputers@hotmail.com Water-cooling components: www.thekoolroom.com
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Client Build 5 Update2: WATERBOX (XSPC, Bitspower, Koolance, Danger Den, Aerocool)
Client Build 5 Update2: WATERBOX (XSPC, Bitspower, Koolance, Danger Den, Aerocool) Video Clips. Duration : 28.58 Mins.
Ok everyone, even though people have been getting super impatient on the Client Build 5, I have been moving along slowly. Today is an update and overview of the waterbox. The video is quite long, but we try to go over in detail some of the problem that we've had with a seemingly easy unit to put together. There is also some valuable information about some of the components we've used. Enjoy! Trubyd44
Ok everyone, even though people have been getting super impatient on the Client Build 5, I have been moving along slowly. Today is an update and overview of the waterbox. The video is quite long, but we try to go over in detail some of the problem that we've had with a seemingly easy unit to put together. There is also some valuable information about some of the components we've used. Enjoy! Trubyd44
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