Police991119
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Has anyone done this? I am considering giving a go at it since mine is soooooooooo loud. If you got any pics please share!
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Alienware Water Cooling Setups
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Dark Prodigy
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Um... what exactly is an 'Alienware' watercooling setup. They simply use a Coolit Watercooling TEC system.
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What are you talking about OP?
you mean... cramming a WC setup INTO an alienware comp?
you mean... cramming a WC setup INTO an alienware comp?
Police991119
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Yes that is what I meant. Its just that I thought it would be kind of hard to mount the rad in there somewhere wherever.
Um... what exactly is an 'Alienware' watercooling setup. They simply use a Coolit Watercooling TEC system.
I thought Alienware used EXOS'....
Did they update them to Freezones?
Google is your friend.
Yep, Alienware switched to Coolit some time ago.OP:
I'd say any 5 1/4" rad or heatercore will suit you just fine. Either pick up a DD rad, or a Bonneville core (I think the one without AC). The rest is a piece of cake.
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Post a few pics of your case with the side off and I'm sure we could help you out OP.