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p4 watercooling
- Thread starter randsom
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burningrave101
[H]F Junkie
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For an external watercooling kit i would look into a Koolance EXOS or a Corsair Hydrocool 200. For an internal kit i would go with something from Danger Den, Asetek, Swiftech, or D-tek customs.
You need to do some research and reading on watercooling first though because i dont recommend watercooling to anyone that doesn't already know what their doing.
And unless your wanting a silent rig i wouldn't bother with watercooling and just get a good heatsink/fan because alot of times it will be more trouble then its worth.
The internal kits wont fit in the majority of cases without removing the lower hard drive cage and doing modifications.
You need to do some research and reading on watercooling first though because i dont recommend watercooling to anyone that doesn't already know what their doing.
And unless your wanting a silent rig i wouldn't bother with watercooling and just get a good heatsink/fan because alot of times it will be more trouble then its worth.
The internal kits wont fit in the majority of cases without removing the lower hard drive cage and doing modifications.
AD[NsG]RaZoR
n00b
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I agree with burningrave, do some research. I spent about two months reading reviews and guides to water cooling before I jumped in. My recommendation would be the Koolance Exos external unit. Modding a case to fit an internal system can be frustrating. My pump bit the bullet about 2 months ago after a year of 24/7 operation. Went back to air cooling because i had the components and no cash for the parts to repair the pump. 
Shimmishim
Weaksauce
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- Jan 13, 2003
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yeah... i did a lot of upgrading back in july with water...
just keep researching..
that's what i did and i had no problems at all!
no leaks or anything!
just keep researching..
that's what i did and i had no problems at all!
no leaks or anything!
hey randsom, hope all is well with you m8! was hoping you could help me with something bro... you sold me a vidcard back in May i believe it was (9700 pro) - was hoping you could help me with the invoice or bill of sale? i'd make it worth your while
i'm posting a general thread on my troubles in fs/t forum - stop in and lmk if you get this and think you could help or just shoot me a pm. ok, hope to hear back from you m8, ttyl.
rtb
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btw, i just sold a Koolance Exos a week or so ago and they guy is probably going to upgrade to custom setup. he loves that Koolance and said he got it up and running the same day he got it and he was new to the game also. i sold it to him pretty cheap ($150 w/extra hosing) and i bet he'll let it go just as cheap. lmk!
i'm posting a general thread on my troubles in fs/t forum - stop in and lmk if you get this and think you could help or just shoot me a pm. ok, hope to hear back from you m8, ttyl.
rtb
tb40nd - aim | heat
btw, i just sold a Koolance Exos a week or so ago and they guy is probably going to upgrade to custom setup. he loves that Koolance and said he got it up and running the same day he got it and he was new to the game also. i sold it to him pretty cheap ($150 w/extra hosing) and i bet he'll let it go just as cheap. lmk!