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I once heared of some one making some water cooling from an old car radeator, now i am interested in doing the same.
Can anyone help?
Can anyone help?
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- Thread starter The Mad Onion
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Water cooling section.
I made one once - it's basically normal water cooling rig, but car rad acts as radiator - usually car heatercores are used.
Car rrad is made of alu, hile blocks are made of copper, so to prevent battery effect and as result - corrosion, you need to add some anti-corrosion addicitives to distiled water - for example some high-quality car radiator fluids.
I made one once - it's basically normal water cooling rig, but car rad acts as radiator - usually car heatercores are used.
Car rrad is made of alu, hile blocks are made of copper, so to prevent battery effect and as result - corrosion, you need to add some anti-corrosion addicitives to distiled water - for example some high-quality car radiator fluids.
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You are better off just gettting a $15 heatercore. It will probably perform better,
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You'll be able to use a heatcore as your radiator but you will still need a pump and water block for it all to work right. Most people use the chevette heatercore but anything you can fit will work as long as the same size tubing is used through out.
You'll be able to use a heatcore as your radiator but you will still need a pump and water block for it all to work right. Most people use the chevette heatercore but anything you can fit will work as long as the same size tubing is used through out.
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=229013
all that info will help you out, it sure helped me
all that info will help you out, it sure helped me
