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Old Apr-15-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Great Water Cooling For Cheap

the most important single thing to keep cool when overclocking is your cpu.so today i have put together a simple cpu only watercooling system for less than 150$ (this is configuired in U.S. dollars)

ok lets get started here we have the very popular,and excellent maze4 cpu cooling block.



next we have an excellent,and not to costly pump the Danger Den MAG II - LE



the next item on the list is a fill port resovoir



and lastly we have the black ice pro radiator



the combination of these parts would give stellar cooling for just a cpu.all of these parts can be ordered with either 3/8",or 1/2" inch fittings.so just add the appropriate sized hose which is cheap,and any needed fittings like for that fill port resovoir.be sure to get some good cooling fluid,or use distilled water.

for less than 150$ you get stellar cooling,and the reliability of one of the best water cooler makers Danger Den.

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Thats within my price range $150.00 USD = £75 GBP and would be great for overclocking, worth thinking about ! thanks for the info pharoah , X

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your welcome just keep one thing in mind.if you start cooling more than the cpu you may need to add another radiator to keep the temps in check.of course you will need additional waterblocks.

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I think i would just cool the CPU with water, and rely on air/fans for GPU / Chip Set also Case, but as this will be later this year "i hope" i will need to look at every thing in detail

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