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Thermaltake Big Water

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b0redom

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Hi Guys,
I'm considering the Thermaltake Big Water cooling system, and adding a couple of Thermaltake Aquarius VGA waterblocks to cool:

AMD X2 4400+
2x nVidia 7800 GTX

I plan to bung it all in the Thermaltake shark case.

Anyone have this setup?

Cheers...

Tom
 
id recommend something custom or mabye a differnt brand over the big water if your cooling gfx cards aswel...
 
I don't want to spend massive bucks.... What can you recommend?

Cheers...

Tom
 
i dont think the big water can handle that cpu nevermind the graphics cards my water cooling with two vid card water blocks would cost $325 or so, i found the maze4 to be more worth my money then a nv68
pump= dd d5=$80
cpu sink=tdx=$50
maze4=$50
dual heater core = $50
res=$30
didnt look up prices so they are approximate
 
Errr. Speak English boy! ;) I'm a noob at watercooling.

Who's the manufacturer of the components you're suggesting?

Cheers...

Tom
 
the only manufacturer-specific component he pointed out was the Maze4--made by Danger Den..(here is a link) a lot of watercooling stuff can be found at other sites for cheaper than MSRP. I bought the majority of my stuff @ cooltechnica.com and the pump I bought at bigalsonline.com (i think that's the URL--it's an aquarium supply store) (haha..beaten to the chase..i'm working in a hotel room and had to get up for a few mins :p)

With my watercooling setup, I used swiftech blocks, eheim pumps, a heater core from a 1987 Econoline 350 van with H/O heater...and...I built my own reservoir using extruded acryllic from US Plastics (6' minimum order..)
 
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