I also had ordered a crystalfontz setup so that I could monitor temps accurately, although the aquaero is more of a system, it doesn't support the dallas temp probes that can be calibrated to <0.1C accuracy. This setup should let me do that. The package arrived while I was away:
More packaging:
Taking it out of the bag - it's the 635 module with the 4 line LCD:
They'd pre fitted the SCAB module which enables the temp sensors to be hooked up:
Not quite sure what was with the stray spray paint:
Decided to mount it on the top of the test bench:
However the right side couldn't be screwed down so I added some support so I could at least push the buttons if needed:
The test bench came with extra extrusion pieces so you can add on extra devices, I decided to use my RD30 pump for the cpu block test:
I'd also ordered a King Instruments flow meter (similar to the one Martin uses):
It's more accurate and less restrictive than the impeller types. However it's large - here it is zip tied to the case next to the 400mm EK res:
And now the final setup waiting for the 2nd R4E/3930K to arrive:
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