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1A water cooling

MattDamen

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So im doing my senior project for school, researching on what water cooling I was gunna buy for my computer. All this research. Anyways. I come across 1A cooling systems, everyone gives them good marks. So I was wondering if anyone had this kind of water cooling. How much its gunna cost me. How long to ship it. If its worth it. What I should get, that would keep my system running nice and good. Pics would also be cool if anyone has them, also wondering how many people have this kind of water cooling. I searched through the threads for this info and did more research... Tired of research... but i couldnt find anything. Maybe im just an idiot. :eek:
 
I don't know anything about 1A but as far as what to get and whether it's worth it or not you don't have to search very hard to find this
how much it costs you and to ship is totally up to you, it depends on the parts you buy and the shipping option you choose. I'm a big fan of the swiftech stuff and the new storm block looks pretty good so i say that block with their 655 pump and vga block would be a good start.
 
I say get the Swiftech Storm...it will be cheaper and perform better to boot. Not to mention it will help your grade when you dedicate 2 pages of your report on how impingement watercooling works :)
 
1a is rated high in the Euro watercooling world which is totally different than the US stuff available. The Euro's go off low flow (small tubing and small pumps) where the US stuff is high flow (large tubing and large pumps).

It is a personal call as to what you buy. Typically the low flow is less intrusive on the inside of your case because the tubing is so small it does clutter the case. Performance, in some cases, can be less with low flow systems.

Again, it is all about what you want in both looks and performance.
 
1A makes really good components at a great price over in Europe. The prices are a bit higher here in the US, but still not to bad. The overall performance of their stuff is a bit below high end US stuff, but about equal to the average US counter parts. They have been rated right below Alpacool in overall performance in Europe for some time now. If you can get a good price and you like small tubed low flow systems, I see no reason why you shouldn't get one

http://www.systemcooling.com/1a-cooling-01.html

http://www.overclockers.com/articles1122/
 
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