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Swiftech doesn't use stickers, I don't think they mind if you open the block, why would they? Make sure that you put it back together right and they won't even be able to tell you opened it. Don't screw one screw all the way down at once, alternate between all four screws to avoid warping the...
domoMKIV: Yeah I'll probably buy a BIP since they are very common here in Sweden and therefor I could get one cheap second hand.
dekard: I guess I'll be banned for saying this here but but I don't like high restriction, low flow blocks. ;) And since the EK block is cheaper there's no question...
I'm building a wc system for a shuttle and can't fit anything bigger than a single 120mm rad. The reason for watercooling is that the gpu in the shuttle has an extremly loud gpufan and there is no room for any decent aircooler. And if I'm gonna cool the gpu I might as well cool the cpu.
Pump...
If there's no sticker that breaks when you open the block, there's no way for them to tell whether or not you opened it. Hence it never happened... :rolleyes:
I think it's got a strange design.
Why cool such a large area when you only want to cool a small gpu core? The MCW-60 base looks alot...
It depends on how restrictive your rad is and how powerfull fans you use. If two fans can barley push air through the rad then four fans could be much more efficient. But if two fans manage to push air through the rad just fine then four fans wouldn't give you much more performance.
Take a...
I hadn't thought about that one Mark305TBI. I'm using a DD fillport for filling so I'm in no need of a res but maybe I'll try it.
I plan to mount it horisontally under my desk. This way the water won't have to travel as much vertically and hence it won't kill as much flow.
Here's a link to...
I got it from a local car radiator shop. I went to three rad dealers and asked to see all their all copper rads. You should see a truck rad up close, they're like 1*1*0.2m! They arn't as heavy as they look though as they're made out of aluminum.
I'm not sure that it performs better than a...
turbolude: I've read that you shouldn't mix pumps when you connect them. I can't say I know why but it feels right so I've never tried to mix pumps. If you connect them parallell you will get about twice the discharge compared to one pump. If you connect them in series you will get about twice...
Swiftech MCW350 is just a Laing DDC with swiftechs logo on it.
DDC-Pro is a DDC with a plexi top.
DDC-Plus ia a improved DDC.
DDC-Ultra is a DDC-Plus with a plexi top.
If you mod a DDC you get a much higher discharge. If you buy a DDC with a plexi top you don't have to mod it, you only...
Darkala:My L30s are if not better, at least as good as a couple of 1250s. It's not a big enough performance boost to spend all that money! Eheim 1250 are big, ugly and not particulary powerful! Here's a review of L30 compared to the 1250.
I've spent a few hours now searching forums. Since the...
Here's a pic of my little rad.
I'll use six of those fans on a shroud to cool it.
Hydor Seltz L30 II
Max head: 1.95m (x2 = 3.90m)
Max discharge: 1200LPH
I'm currently running a storm block and a couple of hydor L30s in series. I havn't had time to mount it in my computer yet...