Houstin, We Have a Problem

Putting It Under Water

Posted by houstin on July 17
Posted in: Datacenters, Distilled Nerd, Water Cooled.

I’ve started laying out the file server system using the node from my C6005 experiments.  The EK blocks need to have the outer portion of the ears cut off to fit the close quarters, but I’m pleased with things so far.  Now to lay out the copper tubing!

 

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Beginning layout of components (PSU is not the final unit)

 

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Chipset waterblocks installed

 

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Waterblock close-up

 

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Doing some more testing, this time with a the 20-pin connector adapter

 

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Awesomely silent high efficiency Seasonic single 12V rail PSU

 

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Adapter wire

 

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Hard disk backplane

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