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==Summary of changes==
==Summary of changes==
[[File:Schwarz-loop.png|thumb|right|Custom loop]]
* '''New hardware''':
* '''New hardware''':
** Added RGB+fan hub and [https://gelidsolutions.com/thermal-solutions/codi6-argb-controller/ Gelid CODI6] ARGB controller to the top.
** Added 12V RGB+fan hub to the top of the PSU side
** Added [https://www.marvell.com/content/dam/marvell/en/public-collateral/ethernet-adaptersandcontrollers/marvell-ethernet-controllers-aqc107-108-product-brief.pdf Aquantia AQC107] 10Gbps NIC.
** Added [https://www.marvell.com/content/dam/marvell/en/public-collateral/ethernet-adaptersandcontrollers/marvell-ethernet-controllers-aqc107-108-product-brief.pdf Aquantia AQC107] 10Gbps NIC.
** Added [https://shop.aquacomputer.de/product_info.php?products_id=3953&language=en aquacomputer NEXT] sensor.
** Added [https://shop.aquacomputer.de/product_info.php?products_id=3953&language=en aquacomputer NEXT] sensor.
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** Added another 4-drive bay to the mobo side, replacing a Caselabs hard drive cage from the PSU side.
** Added another 4-drive bay to the mobo side, replacing a Caselabs hard drive cage from the PSU side.
** Added PCIe 1x card exposing an internal 19-pin USB3 header and 2 external USB3 Type-A ports.
** Added PCIe 1x card exposing an internal 19-pin USB3 header and 2 external USB3 Type-A ports.
** Added Gelid Codi6 PWM+ARGB hub.
** Added [https://gelidsolutions.com/thermal-solutions/codi6-argb-controller/ Gelid CODI6] PWM+ARGB hub.
* '''Cooling''': Added six Phanteks T30 fans and moved some others around. Flipped bottom cooling complexes to blow inside the case (up) rather than outside (down), as there otherwise wasn't enough air flowing into the machine. Inverted PSU-side XFLOW, and shortened associated coolant tubes. Added ball valve drainage to front bottom of mobo side. Moved DiyHZ sensor to front bottom of mobo side, eliminating tubing between Monsoon reservoir and XFLOW. Inserted NEXT where DiyHZ had been. Added some EKWB Quantum Torque Rotary 90° adapters to simplify tubing.
* '''Cooling''':
** Added six Phanteks T30 fans and moved some others around.
** Flipped bottom cooling complexes to blow inside the case (up) rather than outside (down), as there otherwise wasn't enough air flowing into the machine.
** Inverted PSU-side XFLOW, and shortened associated coolant tubes.
** Added drain port to bottom of PSU side, at the loop's true lowest point.
** Added intake port high on mobo side.
** Moved DiyHZ sensor above the video card.
** Inserted NEXT where DiyHZ had been.
** Added XTOP Dual D5 pumps behind where Monsoon had been.
* '''Structure''':
* '''Structure''':
** Designed and printed [[:File:Cablebracket.jpg|pci bracket with cable guide]].
** Designed and printed [[:File:Cablebracket.jpg|pci bracket with cable guide]].
** Designed and printed cable block for mobo side
** Designed and printed [[:File:3dprinted-cablefront.jpg|cable shroud]] for mobo side.
** Designed and printed [[:File:Xtopbrace.jpg|sliding brace]] for XTOP.
** Designed and printed [[:File:Xtopbrace.jpg|sliding brace]] for XTOP.
* '''Power''': Upgraded to a 1000W supply, eliminating the need for my jury-rigged 12V+5V Molexen.
* '''Power''': Upgraded to a 1000W supply, eliminating the need for my jury-rigged 12V+5V Molexen.
* '''Placement''': Moved around some 5.25" Flex-Bay items for better cabling. Moved Quantum Kinetic 240FLT inside the case. Shortened associated coolant tubes.
* '''Removed hardware''':
* '''Removed hardware''': Removed unused IcyDock 4x2.5" enclosure, freeing up 4x SATA data and 1x SATA power. Removed second LSI SAS card, which was no longer needed. Removed 4x140mm fans and associated brace from top. Removed Monsoon reservoir+pump combo. Moved Vario pump into Quantum Kinetic FLT, whose PWM D5 pump had died.
** Removed unused IcyDock 4x2.5" enclosure, freeing up 4x SATA data and 1x SATA power.
** Removed second LSI SAS card, which was no longer needed.
** Removed 4x140mm fans and associated brace from top.
** Removed Monsoon reservoir+pump combo.
** Moved Vario pump into Quantum Kinetic FLT, replacing dead PWM D5 pump.


==New cooling configuration==
==New cooling configuration==
[[File:Schwarz-cool.png|thumb|Fan setup]]
Coolant temperatures are sampled at both reservoirs. The Monsoon sensor feeds into the Corsair, while the Quantum sensors feeds into the motherboard. Ambient temperatures are sampled via two sensors immediately outside the rear of the motherboard side, towards the bottom. One feeds into the Corsair, and one feeds into the motherboard. Currently, all PWM is then controlled based off absolute coolant temperature, but ideally it would be controlled using the difference between coolant and ambient temperatures.
Coolant temperatures are sampled at both reservoirs. The Monsoon sensor feeds into the Corsair, while the Quantum sensors feeds into the motherboard. Ambient temperatures are sampled via two sensors immediately outside the rear of the motherboard side, towards the bottom. One feeds into the Corsair, and one feeds into the motherboard. Currently, all PWM is then controlled based off absolute coolant temperature, but ideally it would be controlled using the difference between coolant and ambient temperatures.


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* aquacomputer NEXT sensor
* aquacomputer NEXT sensor


The Noctuas provide 102.1m³/h and 2.34mm H₂O each. The Phanteks provide 172m³/h and 7.11mm H₂O each.
The Noctuas provide 102.1m³/h and 2.34mm H₂O each. The Phanteks provide 114m³/h and 3.3mm H₂O each.


All fans are powered by a Corsair iCUE Commander Core XT capable of 4.5A. The Phanteks take 4.32W maximum for a total of 8.64W. The Noctuas take 1.68W maximum for a total of 3.36W. The four fans thus max out at 12W, 1A at 12V. In addition, the Corsair powers four LED strips at 1.835W each, for a total of 7.34W, 1.468A at 5V, and also the 1.56W (0.13A) NF-A14 on the front. The total draw is thus 2.598A.
All fans are powered by a Corsair iCUE Commander Core XT capable of 4.5A. The Phanteks take 1.58W maximum for a total of 3.16W. The Noctuas take 1.68W maximum for a total of 3.36W. The four fans thus max out at 6.52W, 0.543A at 12V. In addition, the Corsair powers four LED strips at 1.835W each, for a total of 7.34W, 1.468A at 5V, and also the 1.56W (0.13A) NF-A14 on the front. The total 5V+12V draw is thus 2.141A.


The aquacomputer runs off USB, reporting through a proprietary protocol =\.
The aquacomputer runs off USB, reporting through a proprietary protocol =\.
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* 2xNoctua chromax NF-F12 (intake)
* 2xNoctua chromax NF-F12 (intake)
* Phanteks T30 (intake)
* Phanteks T30 (intake)
These are all powered off a Gelid Codi6, itself powered off SATA.


====Bottom====
====Bottom====
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* Hardware Labs XFLOW 240
* Hardware Labs XFLOW 240
* 2x Noctua NF-P12 redux-1700 (pull)
* 2x Noctua NF-P12 redux-1700 (pull)
All fans are powered by FAN5's two 1A headers, using two 1-to-2 splitters. The Phanteks take 4.32W maximum for a total of 8.64W. The Noctuas take 1.08W maximum for a total of 2.16W. The four fans thus max out at 10.8W, 0.9A at 12V. The Noctuas provide 120.2m³/h and 2.83mm H₂O each. The Phanteks provide 172m³/h and 7.11mm H₂O each.
All fans are powered by FAN5's two 1A headers, using two 1-to-2 splitters. The Phanteks take 1.58W maximum for a total of 3.16W. The Noctuas take 1.08W maximum for a total of 2.16W. The four fans thus max out at 10.8W, 0.9A at 12V. The Noctuas provide 120.2m³/h and 2.83mm H₂O each. The Phanteks provide 114m³/h and 3.3mm H₂O each.


==Complete list of attachments==
==Complete list of attachments==
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===Control===
===Control===
Pump 5A and 5B cannot be controlled independently, nor can Pump 6A and Pump 6B.
CPU0 can only use the CPU temperature as its control.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Source !! Input !! Destination !! Outputs
! Source !! Input !! Destination !! Outputs
|-
| CPU0 || CPU || Dual XTOP D5s || PWM
|-                                                   
|-                                                   
| CPU1 || Coolant (mobo) || Silverstone || PWM
| CPU1 || Coolant (mobo) || Silverstone || PWM
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| SYS1 || Coolant (mobo) || 12V hub || PWM
| SYS1 || Coolant (mobo) || 12V hub || PWM
|-
|-
| SYS2 || || ||
| SYS2 || Coolant (mobo) || 2x Noctua NF-P12 redux-1700 || 12V, PWM
|-
|-
| Pump 5A || Coolant (mobo) || 2x Noctua NF-P12 redux-1700 || 12V, PWM
| Pump 5A || Coolant (mobo) || Phanteks T30 || 12V, PWM
|-
|-
| Pump 5B || Coolant (mobo) || 2x Phanteks T30 || 12V, PWM
| Pump 5B || Coolant (mobo) || Phanteks T30 || 12V, PWM
|-
|-
| Pump 6A || || ||
| Pump 6A || Coolant (mobo) || Noctua NF-F12 || PWM, 12V
|-
|-
| Pump 6B || Coolant (mobo) || Codi6 || PWM
| Pump 6B || || ||
|-
|-
| Silverstone || CPU1 PWM || 3x Phanteks T30, 2x EK-Vardar, Noctua NF-A12x25, 2x Noctua NF-A8 || 12V, PWM
| Silverstone || CPU1 PWM || 4x Phanteks T30, 2x EK-Vardar, Noctua NF-A12x25, 2x Noctua NF-A8, Noctua NF-F12 || 12V, PWM
|-
|-
| 12V hub || SYS1 PWM || 2x NF-F12 iPPC-2000, NF-F12 iPPC-3000 || 12V, PWM
| 12V hub || SYS1 PWM || 2x NF-F12 iPPC-2000, NF-F12 iPPC-3000 || 12V, PWM
|-
| Codi6 || Pump 6B PWM || Phanteks T30, Noctua NF-A14, 2x Noctua NF-F12 || 12V, PWM
|-                                                                                                                                   
|-                                                                                                                                   
| Corsair || Coolant (Corsair) || 2x Phanteks T30, 2x Noctua NF-A12x25, Noctua NF-A14 || 12V, PWM
| Corsair || Coolant (Corsair) || 2x Phanteks T30, 2x Noctua NF-A12x25, 2x Noctua NF-A14 || 12V, PWM
|-
|-
|}
|}


==Bespoke parts==
==Bespoke parts==
I've got a number of self-designed 3d-printed (using my [[Voxel]]) parts in the machine. The OpenSCAD source for all such objects is available on [https://github.com/dankamongmen/openscad-models GitHub].
I've got a number of self-designed 3d-printed (using my old [[Voxel]], or my newer [[Qidi]]) parts in the machine. The OpenSCAD source for all such objects is available on [https://github.com/dankamongmen/openscad-models GitHub].
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Xtopbrace.jpg|Front mount for XTOP Dual D5
File:Xtopbrace.jpg|Front mount for XTOP Dual D5 (Hatchbox PLA)
File:3dprinted-xtopmountfront.jpg|Back mount for XTOP Dual D5
File:3dprinted-xtopmountfront.jpg|Rear mount for XTOP Dual D5 (Hatchbox PLA)
File:3dprinted-cableback.jpg|Rear cable shroud
File:Backbrace.jpg|Back cover for XTOP Dual D5 (Atomic Filament PETG)
File:3dprinted-cablefront.jpg|Front cable shroud
File:3dprinted-cableback.jpg|Rear cable shroud (Atomic Filament PLA)
File:Cablebracket.jpg|PCIe slot cover with cable guide
File:3dprinted-cablefront.jpg|Front cable shroud (Atomic Filament PLA)
File:Birdcover.jpg|Antenna mount covering Quantum FLT brackets
File:Cablebracket.jpg|PCIe slot cover with cable guide (Hatchbox PLA)
File:Birdcover.jpg|Antenna mount covering Quantum FLT brackets (Hatchbox PLA)
File:VAMOLED.jpg|Enclosure for [[Waveshare_AMOLED|Waveshare 5.5" AMOLED]] (Atomic Filament carbon fiber PETG)
File:Molexplug.jpg|Plug with a Molex-sized channel (Hatchbox PLA)
File:Molexplug-installed.jpg|The installed plug allows LED light through
File:Cpuplug.jpg|Shroud for CPU power cables + fan cables (Atomic Filament PLA)
File:Cage-shroud.jpg|Shroud for PSU-side disk cages (Atomic Filament PLA)
File:Moboshroud.jpg|Shroud for motherboard-side disk enclosures (Atomic Filament CF-PETG and PLA)
</gallery>
</gallery>
===Project Pompidou===
My cabling situation on the PSU side is a mess. Inspired by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centre_Pompidou Centre Pompidou], I'm going to design and print skychannels in which to run the power cables. Ideally, none of them will be seen. To do this, I need:
* Channel ends which bind to the various PSU plugs
* Channels into which I can lay the cables, probably doubling them up. These channels will need run from the PSU to their targets.
* Something at the hookup points
==External links==
* [https://imgur.com/a/cl9Yf Project M8] by [https://www.reddit.com/user/p0Pe/ u/p0Pe] appears to have done something very similar to the Pompidou Project a full decade ago. nice work.


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