99.99 Big Water

jofultner · 31-December-05, 09:28 AM

I don`t know who but one of our members felt it would take hundreds to start watercooling.I think this will change his mind! www.outpost.com/product/4353135 check it out,Jo

MLiV · 31-December-05, 10:18 AM

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	I don`t know who but one of our members felt it would take hundreds to start watercooling.I think this will change his mind! www.outpost.com/product/4353135 check it out,Jo

hundreds with quality stuff.. like dangerden or Innovatek. But theirs cheap alternatives.. like the big water kit.

Jobistober · 31-December-05, 11:54 AM

Mlivvy is right, for a decent water setup, you'll need at least a few hundred bucks or so.

I've run a Bigwater system in my rig before, and it's alright, but high performance air cooling works better. I switched back from water and installed an AeroCool HT-101 on the proc and dropped temps from 38C to ~31C. Put an ArticCooling ATI Silencer5 on my X800XT and dropped GPU temps from 40C to 28C. The only thing the Bigwater is good for is quieting a computer.

Spectrum · 31-December-05, 12:11 PM

High end aircooling is better than low end watercooling.

Just remember that.

MLiV · 31-December-05, 01:02 PM

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	High end aircooling is better than low end watercooling. Just remember that.

nicely put. every online pc store should have that quoted in their cooling section.

jofultner · 01-January-06, 01:47 AM

I realize that we are not talking top of line components or type.But everybody starts off somewhere.It was just meant to be an example of where one could start.As you may notice I`m a very budget minded Pimpster.Socket A boards and athlon xp cpu`s.But loving the H*LL OUT OF IT!!!Jo

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	High end aircooling is better than low end watercooling. Just remember that.

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jofultner Apex Elite Tech	99.99 Big Water I don`t know who but one of our members felt it would take hundreds to start watercooling.I think this will change his mind! www.outpost.com/product/4353135 check it out,Jo

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31-December-05, 11:54 AM		#3 (permalink)
Jobistober P'Hoe'toshop Fanatic	Mlivvy is right, for a decent water setup, you'll need at least a few hundred bucks or so. I've run a Bigwater system in my rig before, and it's alright, but high performance air cooling works better. I switched back from water and installed an AeroCool HT-101 on the proc and dropped temps from 38C to ~31C. Put an ArticCooling ATI Silencer5 on my X800XT and dropped GPU temps from 40C to 28C. The only thing the Bigwater is good for is quieting a computer.

31-December-05, 12:11 PM		#4 (permalink)
Spectrum Former GameApex Editor	High end aircooling is better than low end watercooling. Just remember that.