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Medusa 3U build


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I have way to many systems. I also have multiple racks, so it makes sense to start doing rackmount builds lol.

 

I'm planning on using this as my main rig for a couple weeks while I tear down my main rig for some long overdue maintenance and a couple upgrades. After that, It will just go into the rack as a folding rig unless I end up needing it for something else down the line.  

 

RackChoice 3U case

Temporarily its running a Ryzen 5700X3D in a B550 board. That's going to go into my travel rig and the Z790i + Delidded 12600KF will go into this rig.

RTX 5060 Ti 16GB watercooled with a Koolance GPU-210 block on the core and an Alphacool MCX One kit to cool the memory.

Corsair SF600 

360mm XSPC rad

D5 Vario in Bitspower top

FrozenQ 2016 limited edition reservoir that I've been meaning to do something with for a long time 😅

 

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PCB on the Gigabyte 5060 Ti is hilariously tiny. Beer for scale.

 

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Having memory on the front and back makes things interesting. Using large loops of tubing to keep from applying a lot of force on the blocks to hopefully keep them from popping off. Added a bunch of zip ties to help hold things in place. After a few heat cycles if they seem to stay on solidly, I might cut those all off. 

 

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Trying something new. Didn't want to use nuts and bolts to mount the pump since it would stick down further and make it harder to slide into a populated rack. So I riveted it in. Seems to work great. 

 

For some dumb reason, I want to do a few runs of hardline tubing. (mostly since I have a bunch laying around). We'll see how that goes but I got some progress done before it got hot this morning so I'm content with putting that off for another day. 

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CPU: 5900X + Optimus block
MOTHERBOARD: MSI X570 Ace
GPU: EVGA RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra + Optimus block
RAM: 32GB Oloy Blade 3600CL14
SSD/NVME: 1TB SN750 Black
SSD/NVME 2: 1TB SN750 Black
SSD/NVME 3: 2TB Samsung 970 Evo Plus
CASE: LD PC-V7
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CPU: 7800X3D
MOTHERBOARD: B650E-I Strix
RAM: G.Skill Flare X5
GPU: Reference 6950 XT
CASE: InWin D-Frame Mini
WC RADIATOR: MO-RA3 with 4x180mm Silverstone fans
FAN CONTROLLER: Aquaero
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CPU: 12600KF
MOTHERBOARD: Z790I Strix
RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo
GPU: RTX 2080
CASE: Sliger SM580
WC RESEVOIR: Phanteks R160C
WC RADIATOR: XSPC TX240 Ultrathin
FANS: Phanteks T30
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Took the day off work. Decided to finish this while I had some free time. 

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Added an Aquacomputer Octo so I can control fans based on liquid temp. The Arctic P12 Max can get pretty loud but move a ton of air. After I get all the air bubbles worked out and fan curve dialed in, it will be ready to go for the upcoming foldathon.

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CPU: 5900X + Optimus block
MOTHERBOARD: MSI X570 Ace
GPU: EVGA RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra + Optimus block
RAM: 32GB Oloy Blade 3600CL14
SSD/NVME: 1TB SN750 Black
SSD/NVME 2: 1TB SN750 Black
SSD/NVME 3: 2TB Samsung 970 Evo Plus
CASE: LD PC-V7
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CPU: 7800X3D
MOTHERBOARD: B650E-I Strix
RAM: G.Skill Flare X5
GPU: Reference 6950 XT
CASE: InWin D-Frame Mini
WC RADIATOR: MO-RA3 with 4x180mm Silverstone fans
FAN CONTROLLER: Aquaero
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CPU: 12600KF
MOTHERBOARD: Z790I Strix
RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo
GPU: RTX 2080
CASE: Sliger SM580
WC RESEVOIR: Phanteks R160C
WC RADIATOR: XSPC TX240 Ultrathin
FANS: Phanteks T30
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