well iv worked out the motherboard il be running,and it will be the DFI Lan Party p35 dk series,il be running a q9550 cpu,now i just want some ideas on what liquid cooling gear i should go with,$$$ isnt much of an issue,i basically want the best of the best as il be doing alot of overclocking and benchmarking,cheers.
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ideas needed for liquid cooling setup
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Then you want phase not water.
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If you want water, you're in the wrong subforum.
If you want sub zero loaded temperatures (which a normal water setup will never provide) you need to look into phase change cooling.
If you want sub ambient loaded temperatures (but not below freezing) you can use a TEC setup (I wouldn't, not for a Quad core Intel) or get a chilled water setup.
The ball is in your court
If you want sub zero loaded temperatures (which a normal water setup will never provide) you need to look into phase change cooling.
If you want sub ambient loaded temperatures (but not below freezing) you can use a TEC setup (I wouldn't, not for a Quad core Intel) or get a chilled water setup.
The ball is in your court