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Title: WTS: 2 5970s with Danger Den Waterblocks Post by: abdullahadam on August 22, 2013, 03:38:29 PM I bought these on ebay but chickened out on building the water cooling rig.
front: https://i.imgur.com/LpITdV6.jpg back: https://i.imgur.com/pjwv3TD.jpg asking: 5BTC for it (including the whole 9 years, radiator, water pump, piping, etc..). also comes with extra VRM coolers -no longer available- Title: Re: WTS: 2 5970s with Danger Den Waterblocks Post by: balanghai on August 31, 2013, 10:06:14 AM Man I missed the offer!
Title: Re: WTS: 2 5970s with Danger Den Waterblocks Post by: abdullahadam on August 31, 2013, 10:15:45 AM I still have everything except the actual 5970 cards now.
Danger Den Water Blocks, VRM coolers Water Pump XSPC 120mm Radiator XSPC 240mm Radiator 3 Fans (I have extra I can include actually) Some piping (additional may be required depending on your setup) Around 10 barb fittings Around 10 clamps Bay reservoir About 25% bottle of DazMode Protector Are you still interested? I can throw up pics of everything if u like Title: Re: WTS: 2 5970s with Danger Den Waterblocks Post by: balanghai on September 01, 2013, 01:12:07 PM How many of the accessories are needed for 1 card? I currently have one 5970 and needs water cooling. How's the life of the gaskets? Still holding the water in?
Title: Re: WTS: 2 5970s with Danger Den Waterblocks Post by: abdullahadam on September 01, 2013, 03:15:01 PM How many of the accessories are needed for 1 card? I currently have one 5970 and needs water cooling. How's the life of the gaskets? Still holding the water in? Balanghai, this is what you need for 1 card. 1 water block for the card itself, and then the following loop: Reservoir -> Pump -> Radiator -> Water Block -> As you can see, it makes much more sense to do two instead of one since the only extra piece is one more water block. You can also buy a water block for your CPU later if you like. I dont quite know about the gaskets. Some are in better condition than others. You will need to do a leak test for 1 day to ensure no leaking. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk3V64ZSsEI |
