Computer nerds, subwoofers, and you. *Pics*

[Pyro_By_Nature 5,000+ posts]

Oh ok, I was wondering if it was by choice or what.

Not a bad little set-up, but then again computers aren't really my thing and I don't know jack shit about em' other than how to use em'.

 

[DubbDesigns 10+ year member]

Is that computer in the first set of pics with the Xplode liquid cooled? Looks like the grey hoses are for a water pump, tho they are kinda big. Or are they to cover up a mess of cables or something?

 

[bamaboy 5,000+ posts]

i was going to change my klipsch sub out with a XXX mid, but i dont feel like seeing if the amp will like going from a 6ohm sub to a 2ohm sub, i might just order something from PE and see if it does better

 

[DarkFox 10+ year member]

The computer is water-cooled. good Eye. I have all 1/2" ID tubing with a industrial 12V water pump, riunning into a dual 120MM radiator, with a Switech water block on the AMD x2 proc.

 

[Crown_amps]

this makes me wanna replace my 6.5'' pc sub with a pair of kenwood 8's i have kicking around

 

[pwnt by pat 10+ year member]

Your tubing is cloudy. Looks like WW and clearflex have the joke on you.

Edit, the z640s **** ***. z680s all the way.

 

[DarkFox 10+ year member]

no pat the tubing is good (cant remember the brand but it was the good stuff) it was the UV dye that got me, looked great for about a week, then the water clouded up.... dont care to bleed my whole system just to replace the water again.

 

[pwnt by pat 10+ year member]

top three choices,

clearflex, tygon, masterkleer

Masterkleer rarely if ever clouds. Clearflex is known for clouding. I don't recall about tygon mostly 'cause it's soo **** expensive nobody cares to try.

 

[Twistid 5,000+ posts]

ok im tryin to take apart my subwoofer assembly (logitech also) theres some screws @ the back where the wires go into but i assume that to be the tiny lil plate amp + lil circuit board for all the wires, and then theres 2 screws on the bottom near the front near the port , hmm guess ill take the "port" screws out