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help with finding a waterchill

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Limp Gawd
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I've been looking around for a WaterChill and i have a few questions.
first i wanted to know if the Waterchill is compatible with SLI?

also, i see some pictures with waterchill installed, and the liquid in the tubes is vary in color. do you just need plain tap water for WaterChil or can you select a fluid?

lastly, are WaterChills somewhat easy to install? or do you need to install drivers and crap too?
 
are you looking to build a chilled water loop?

are you looking at purchasing an asetek waterchill kit?

are you just interested in building a watercooling loop?

what do you mean when you say "waterchill"?

SLI compatibility: that depends on what you mean by "waterchill". the answer is probably yes, if you are just interested in watercooling, however you need to select the correct parts.

coloured fluid: you usually use a mixture of distilled water and a coolant additive, either automotive, or a computer-specific formulation.

installation:
watercooling isn't hard to install, but it also isn't as easy as air cooling.

chilled fluid is difficult to install.

you don't usually need to install drivers. the only exception to that is if you decide to use some watercooling control/monitoring device, like an aquaero, that interfaces with monitoring software.
 
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