would this be a good water cooling system?

boggy_man1981 · 11-January-06, 01:48 AM

yo all my fellow pimps!

would this be a good watercooling sys?

i have a Intel p4 3.0ghz w/ht 478pin
{and dont bad mouth intel i know it sucks to some people}
ati {aiw} 9600xt

CPU Danger Den Maze 4 or koolance?

GPU unknown but moded to fit ati

Pump unknow havent recived it in mail yet

rezzy

fill port danger den

rad. 120mm havent recived in mail yet

all of it is goin into this case after mods and paint

tell me what u think!

the sys below is goin in the case above after all modiing and pre water setup!

hink · 11-January-06, 02:22 AM

If your purpose for water cooling is for overclocking, you might want to look into getting a dual fan radiator. For a less extreme upgrade, ghetto mod a fan shroud for your existing one, it will help a little bit with temps.

RBIEZE · 11-January-06, 04:53 AM

I agree you definately need more cooling capacity.
A second radiator placed in front ,with the fan placed behind pulling in through it will give you better temps.
Ive gotten the best temps by running the setup/lines in this order.

1. Route heated coolent from cpu/gpu to rear top "HX" / heat exchanger. (dumps most thermal load here,but you lose some capacity from the heated case air)
2. Rear HX to your resevoir / pump combo (Picks up a little heat from pump)
3. Resevoir/pump to front heat exchanger (dumps heat from pump and cools with the best efficiency using intake air)
4. Front HX back to cpu/gpu

The square Plexi resevoir is kind of redundent since the pump is allready sitting in one.

boggy_man1981 · 11-January-06, 01:27 PM

if i can dis assemble the pump/rezzy then i will if not then i might throw it in anoter system and but a in-line pump

might get a duel 120mm rad. and sitck it ontop and put the 120mm that i have and put it down in front

so water will go

duel 120mm rad.
pump combo
single 120mm rad
cpu
gpu
then recycle

or if i get a new in-line pump or take the one out of the rezzy "im possible"

duel 5.25 bay rezzy
pump
single 120mm rad.
duel 120mm rad.
cpu
gpu
then recycle

woul that be a good setup? one of the 2?

what GPH in-line pump would be good? im looking at a 700gph on eBay like $30 shipped

Fire Hawk · 26-January-06, 12:15 AM

Are you sure that blue block is a koolance? I rembember seeing one that looks sooo similar to the koolance blocks, only this one was blue and cost $25 on xoxide. It doesn't seem to be there anymore and koolance doesn't seem to have a blue CPU block on their site.
Just wondering, is all

PurpleDiamond · 26-January-06, 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire Hawk


	Are you sure that blue block is a koolance? I rembember seeing one that looks sooo similar to the koolance blocks, only this one was blue and cost $25 on xoxide. It doesn't seem to be there anymore and koolance doesn't seem to have a blue CPU block on their site. Just wondering, is all

I have that block and it's not a Koolance. Fire Hawk is right.
I have not used it yet and I still have the original box. The brand is "Noise Isolator"...
When Xoxide sold this block they mentioned that is not a high performance block and should not be used for overclocking.

11-January-06, 01:48 AM		#1 (permalink)
boggy_man1981 Banned	would this be a good water cooling system? yo all my fellow pimps! would this be a good watercooling sys? i have a Intel p4 3.0ghz w/ht 478pin {and dont bad mouth intel i know it sucks to some people} ati {aiw} 9600xt CPU Danger Den Maze 4 or koolance? GPU unknown but moded to fit ati Pump unknow havent recived it in mail yet rezzy fill port danger den rad. 120mm havent recived in mail yet all of it is goin into this case after mods and paint tell me what u think! the sys below is goin in the case above after all modiing and pre water setup!

11-January-06, 01:27 PM		#4 (permalink)
boggy_man1981 Banned	if i can dis assemble the pump/rezzy then i will if not then i might throw it in anoter system and but a in-line pump might get a duel 120mm rad. and sitck it ontop and put the 120mm that i have and put it down in front so water will go duel 120mm rad. pump combo single 120mm rad cpu gpu then recycle or if i get a new in-line pump or take the one out of the rezzy "im possible" duel 5.25 bay rezzy pump single 120mm rad. duel 120mm rad. cpu gpu then recycle woul that be a good setup? one of the 2? what GPH in-line pump would be good? im looking at a 700gph on eBay like $30 shipped Last edited by boggy_man1981; 12-January-06 at 01:12 AM..

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11-January-06, 02:22 AM		#2 (permalink)
hink Apex Advanced Techie	If your purpose for water cooling is for overclocking, you might want to look into getting a dual fan radiator. For a less extreme upgrade, ghetto mod a fan shroud for your existing one, it will help a little bit with temps.

11-January-06, 04:53 AM		#3 (permalink)
RBIEZE Apex Tech Demi-God	I agree you definately need more cooling capacity. A second radiator placed in front ,with the fan placed behind pulling in through it will give you better temps. Ive gotten the best temps by running the setup/lines in this order. 1. Route heated coolent from cpu/gpu to rear top "HX" / heat exchanger. (dumps most thermal load here,but you lose some capacity from the heated case air) 2. Rear HX to your resevoir / pump combo (Picks up a little heat from pump) 3. Resevoir/pump to front heat exchanger (dumps heat from pump and cools with the best efficiency using intake air) 4. Front HX back to cpu/gpu The square Plexi resevoir is kind of redundent since the pump is allready sitting in one.

26-January-06, 12:15 AM		#5 (permalink)
Fire Hawk Apex Tech Maniac	Are you sure that blue block is a koolance? I rembember seeing one that looks sooo similar to the koolance blocks, only this one was blue and cost $25 on xoxide. It doesn't seem to be there anymore and koolance doesn't seem to have a blue CPU block on their site. Just wondering, is all