i have overclocked some both overclock well running at about 1189mhz gpu clock with +200 mem offset and in my loop they have yet to pass 49C
both are just the lowend for each brand as you said its basicly getting the waterblocks free
I dont really want to sell my stuff but seeing as i need the money my loss is your gain
evga gtx 680 2gb ref. with koolance waterblock 425$ shipped
asus gtx 680 2gb ref. with koolance waterblock 425$ shipped
I7 2600k prover OC 4.8ghz stable. 270$ cpu only
will sell both graphics cards and...
when i boot my pc up it gives me an error 59 on the motherboard or it keeps powercycling its self if i pull the batt it will boot into the bios. i have to exit and discard all changes to get it to boot into windows if i change anything it will either power cycle over and over or give me the...
my thoughts on this is to take a old airconditioner apart and drop the cold side of the heat exchanger into antifreeze then drop a copper coil into the liquid and connect the copper tube into your water loop. basicly creating your own very cheap very powerful water chiller.
I have seen ppl putting these silver coils in their waterloop to prevent growth. i have a .999 silver troy ounce if i put this in my loop it would serve the same purpose correct?
yea im not concerned about being within the limits i know i am good there on everything i was just curious if i was at a norm for my set up its my first water loop so im not sure on what the normal for my sertup.
so i finished my loop and the temps seem to be fair enough but i just wanted to state a few things and see what ppl think if its normal or if i can get cooler temps
set up is
koolance 452x2 rez with 2 pmp450s pumps goes to the rad "koolance Radiator/Fans/Shroud Assembly Kit, 4x120mm, Copper...
yea i like the look of the block pretty well and as far as reselling im not to worried about i normally rotate older things to my younger brother. he get the hand me downs lol. i have 2 main factors that comes into play for me price and performance. Short of their bad name now for the flaking...