I am wanting to watercool my second rig and need some advice on a setup. I have the soprano case and p5n32-e sli mobo, q6600, and I am just goin to do the cpu for now and later come back and on the video card. Does anyone have any pics of there soprano case water cooled. I wanted to get an idea to how to set it up that way there will be room for everything. I did a search and didnt come up with much. Can anyone else shed some more insight.
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watercooling setup advice
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nightwalker
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in a soprano case the most logical thing to do would be get the swiftech compact kit with the 240mm rad and fix it on the back of ur case, i would just say get the 120mm one and fit it internally if it was for a dual core but with a quad you'd get much better temps with the 240.
the swiftech compact 240 kit is only 139.99 at newegg right now which is a bargain and a half.
the swiftech compact 240 kit is only 139.99 at newegg right now which is a bargain and a half.
With that system would I get decent temps from that one or would I get better temps froma custom one. I had thought bout doin a custom kit but I was havin problems findin spots for the pump and rad. What bout a drive bay resorvoir and pump combo. Not sure of the manufacturer but I dont know bout them on stability and consistency.
nightwalker
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trust me it is basically a custom system simplified... its by Swiftech its not some dodgy little kit like Kinglose or Thermalcake or Nevercool would do
theres a thread on the exact kit on this page already check it out... its definately a winner no doubt about it.
theres a thread on the exact kit on this page already check it out... its definately a winner no doubt about it.