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First watercooled build

s3rvb0t

s3rvb0t

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I plan on using this in this for my next i7 build...

Seems like a reliable kit, but I can spend up to $100 more for a better kit.

Thoughts? Thanks in advance.
 
looks like a decent enough bit of kit at a reasonable price.
one of the guys reviewing says it keeps it cooler than (arguably) the leading CPU fan around...
I'm looking to get watercooling myself but just bought a kickass fan until the bank is more on the positive side.
post up a pic or 2 when its fitted. I'm very interested in seeing how it turns out.

Best of luck :D
 
s3rvb0t said:
I plan on using this in this for my next i7 build...

Seems like a reliable kit, but I can spend up to $100 more for a better kit.

Thoughts? Thanks in advance.
Click to expand...

Obviously, you'll have to wait until Swiftech comes out with a CPU block that fits the new socket.....the i7 is much bigger than the current 775 socket.
Consider a block,pump,reservoir,and radiator.......it's a little more work but will be more expandable.
 
if you're buying parts for the i7 now then get everything except the CPU block... they will come out shortly after.
 
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