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My H2O w/ New Wiring Job

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Today after school i've done some new wiring and it's getting better cooling works now

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Case 40c CPU 27c both idle and it's really really really quiet :D
 
PS. I remember someone mentioning how my wiring job was messy and that just hit me :duh: so did some :dremel: and got much better wiring job here you go!

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Wow, very nice. Im thining about getting into WCing, but even after reading the newbie guide Im still ignorant. Im a little hesitant to put water in my case without someone to hold my hand as I do it.

"No Johnny, dont touch the stove, it will burn you"

instead of

"YE-OUCH!!!"
 
looks good

you might want to put your fans into a push/pull around the rad - i don't think stacking them on one side is as effective. it's somethin to think about
 
LtBlue14 said:
looks good

you might want to put your fans into a push/pull around the rad - i don't think stacking them on one side is as effective. it's somethin to think about
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ones a shroud ;)
 
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