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I have a large canister aquarium filter with a pump on top. I use it in-line with Laing DDC pump and six waterblocks and everything works just fine. I need a good filter because I use Storm G5 impingement waterblock with very fine jets (0.8mm ID).
Bitspower seems to be one to manufacture MB waterblock for your board...
http://www.pcgameshardware.com/aid,670052/Bitspower-water-cooler-for-Asus-P6T-Deluxe/News/
It's a matter of thermal capacity. Yes, it would take much longer for a huge volume of water to warm up and during high CPU and GPU loads your temperatures would be lower for a much longer time, but when the water heats up it would take much longer time for it to cool down, meaning that your...
That is true in case when you use something not dedicated for your hardware. However, since both pressure plate and insulator are compatible with my MB, there simply should not be any components that could be shorted...that's the reason I just assembled everything as it was supposed to.
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I have posted this thread on some other watercooling forums and I am doing this here for two reasons: to warn you not to make the same mistake I have done and to ask you for your opinion whether the thing that had happened to me was totally my fault or not so here it is.
A couple of years ago...
I've done an experiment with air-cooled waterblock a long time ago...it sure looks funny now, but anyway:
http://www.overclockers.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4103&catid=52:cooling&Itemid=4257