Originally posted by: shelaby
$120 for thermaltake Big Water kit
Originally posted by: Mrvile
Originally posted by: shelaby
$120 for thermaltake Big Water kit
Which sucks. I'd rather throw my computer into a pond.
Originally posted by: Mrvile
Originally posted by: shelaby
$120 for thermaltake Big Water kit
Which sucks. I'd rather throw my computer into a pond.
Originally posted by: stevty2889
Originally posted by: Mrvile
Originally posted by: shelaby
$120 for thermaltake Big Water kit
Which sucks. I'd rather throw my computer into a pond.
While it isn't the greatest, it did bring the temps of my severly overheating prescott somewhat under control..dropped my load temps from the mid 70s and throttling at stock with a thermalright XP-120, to the mid 50's while overclocked. A64's generaly run cool enough that water cooling won't bring the temps down much over air cooling, unless you used chilled water, which will of course bring the costs up.
It actually got pretty good reviews. Maybe it's a good product from Thermaltake.Originally posted by: Mrvile
Originally posted by: shelaby
$120 for thermaltake Big Water kit
Which sucks. I'd rather throw my computer into a pond.
Originally posted by: Mrvile
Originally posted by: shelaby
$120 for thermaltake Big Water kit
Which sucks. I'd rather throw my computer into a pond.
Originally posted by: TheGoat Eater
try looking at the Cooler Master AQUAGATE Mini R120 if you have a 120mm exhaust fan, or if you have an 80mm exhaust fan look at the AQUAGATE Mini R80 - I think it is a pretty slick system is only a cpu cooler but only costs $100 or less and is easy to install.
LOOK at this video review it will give you a better idea of the product than a simple write up->
http://www.3dgameman.com/vr/coolermaster/aquagate_mini_120/video_review_03.html
Originally posted by: Jen
seen heater cores used for 15 to 20
seen cpu waterblocks used from 15 to 35
seen 12v pumps used from 40 to 50
120mm fans avg from 10 to 15
then buy some waterline and your set to go
Originally posted by: Mrvile
Originally posted by: stevty2889
Originally posted by: Mrvile
Originally posted by: shelaby
$120 for thermaltake Big Water kit
Which sucks. I'd rather throw my computer into a pond.
While it isn't the greatest, it did bring the temps of my severly overheating prescott somewhat under control..dropped my load temps from the mid 70s and throttling at stock with a thermalright XP-120, to the mid 50's while overclocked. A64's generaly run cool enough that water cooling won't bring the temps down much over air cooling, unless you used chilled water, which will of course bring the costs up.
Probably better off with just air cooling though...cheaper and more importantly, safer.