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The PC-60 Plus II has a 120mm fan up front. The reason they cannot put a 120 in the back, which they have done with the PC-7, is that the removable motherboard tray is not wide enough in the back, and cannot be wider.

AMD hasn't had the need till now to lower prices. Supply and demand: people are willing to pay those prices for CPUs, so they have no need to lower prices.

The most significant part of the stories, besides the purchase of course, is that the links aren't to the Inquirer. :p But seriously, the microprocessor industry is about to get very interesting.

8cm^2= 64 square cm 12cm^2= 144 square cm Even more than double. I'd say the extra 4cm is worth it. It will satisfy her more too...because it won't be as loud. :D

Well, you could make a blend of CFC gases and R134a.:D It would just be illegal.

Now that is some good customer service.

I believe the older version, with the two hole mounting system, will fit it.

I'm sure TN is working very hard to get huge sums of money so that she can upgrade to AM2* *Not! She is working so that she can buy more AC stuff. (7950 GX2 + AC WB anyone?)

I'm sure the hood scoop gives the comp an extra 10-15 mhz.

Thats what I thought as well. But then I went to the Lian Li website, and the dimensions for the PC-7/60 and the PC-6070 are different. PC-7: 210x450x490 PC-6070: 210x490x525

Ooh MIPS stuff! I like it.

Definitely not in any mobo except for the couple that have both types of slots. DDR and DDR2 will not fit in the same slots.

When you painted the PC-7, what prep work did you do to the anodized aluminum?

It will fit the PC-7, but not the 6070.

The price cuts havent even happened yet. We don't know whether or not the low voltage x2 3800 will be reduced as well.

zip ties? Admittedly the opposite look of what German watercooling tries to achieve.

FYI people who are saying that English is a phonetic language: it's not completely.

He can't do that, because it would take away from the Mac appearance.

Why do you need that?

Haha. I just realized that the only difference between the Koolance bay pump/res unit, and the Swiftech one, is 150 bux and the usual Koolance stuff up front.

As long as you use a good anti-corrosive mixture, you can use copper and aluminum parts together. Just make sure to flush your system a bit more often than you would otherwise.

Only relative to the number of shares.

Oops.

You forgot the Fatal1ty Conroe, with a red electroplated IHS :D

I got this link from wikipedia. It may help.

This argument does not make sense. Yes, more heat gives the radiator more of an opportunity to cool off the liquid, but it does not inherently help temps.

How would a pelt increase the efficiency of your radiator?

I don't think they sell the waterblock by itself, though you could look on the Innovatek site. As an alternative, you could get the block anodized yourself.

If you drill out the aquatube fittings, then the bare aluminum will be exposed, rather than the anodized aluminum present. The risk of corrosion is much greater as a result. A fassomatic would make things easier.

No problem.

You do realize that the Aquatube does not have fittings available large enough for your setup right?

MNPCTech

LOL so true. If anyone remembers Steve Jobs' introduction of Tiger back in the day, the tagline was "Long Before Longhorn". And it's still not out.

Aqua Computer is also working on one for the small bore fellas.

What 80mm fans? There are none.

Did anyone else notice that the case has 8 PCI slots?

Hmm, well one could take two single slot blocks, bore holes on the opposite sides of the usual fittings, and be good to go. I think that is kindof what they were doing on the Alienware pc.

The setup looks fine, but as a possible alternative, you should know that Koolance is not the only single-slot GPU block maker. Aqua Computer does also make them, albeit for a higher cost (which I know is your main issue).

Did anyone besides me notice that this guy priced out an AC system through frozencpu? Because if he did, then he must know something everyone else doesnt. :p

Somewhat of a "let the product speak for itself" IMO.