Whats the best water cooling system out their ?

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Paul Mathews

Just would like to know, as i would like to try water cooling out,
would like it to be quiet if possible well atleas thave to option to
turn it down when its not needed for playing games ect.


Thanks.
 
Paul Mathews said:
Just would like to know, as i would like to try water cooling out,
would like it to be quiet if possible well atleas thave to option to
turn it down when its not needed for playing games ect.
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BEST?

Get the biggest CPU waterblock you can find, with the biggest fittings. Hook
one side to a nearby faucet and hang the other end out the window. Turn the
water on enough to get a decent amount of flow and then turn on the PC. Just
remember to turn off the water when your done!
 
BEST?

Get the biggest CPU waterblock you can find, with the biggest fittings.
Click to expand...
Hook one side to a nearby faucet and hang the other end out the window.
Turn the water on enough to get a decent amount of flow and then turn
on the PC. Just remember to turn off the water when your done!
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Use a fire hydrant, you can boost the FSB another 50%.
 
Noozer said:
BEST?

Get the biggest CPU waterblock you can find, with the biggest fittings. Hook
one side to a nearby faucet and hang the other end out the window. Turn the
water on enough to get a decent amount of flow and then turn on the PC. Just
remember to turn off the water when your done!
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Well, the first part could be helpful, get waterblocks that use the
largest fittings. Most likely 1/2" for compatibility across CPU, GPU,
North & Southbridge. Then put the rest together yourself from plumbing
and auto parts. I use regular 1/2" PVC schedule 40 pipe, to move the
water to be cooled to another room/floor were I have located a larger
than normal pump and a heater core with fan and a big reservoir. This
way all the noise producing elements (except the PS fans and I have a
very quite PS) are not detectable at the computer.

DIY approach is not for every one but it is a lot of fun for some of us.

Luck;
Ken
 
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