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to mod a gpu block to a corsair hydrocool? what parts do i need and what do you recommend?
thank you in advance
thank you in advance
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how hard is it?
- Thread starter voodoothenoob
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Do you mean to modify the hydrocool's GPU block, or to get a commercial GPU block and add it to they hydrocool system?
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All you would need are some hose adapters. Shouldn't be to big a problem.
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get an aftermarket gpu cooler and add it on to the hydrocool. I know it is 1/4 inch tubing but what exactly do i need to buy and is there a brief how-to anywhere? i have a 9800 pro vid card, what blocks would be best? i know it is probably really ez, i just need a little hint...lol thank-you
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There are lots of good blocks out there. Examples are Dtek, Swiftech and Danger Den. Going from 1/4 to 3/8" Shouldn't be too large of a problem. I couldn't find anything that would go down to 1/4" ID on Swiftech's site, so you might try digging around the hardware store. They should have enough fittings to make an adapter. Try Ace Hardware, Lowe's and the like.
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Why not use Corsair's GPU kit for the Hydrocool? It uses the same 1/4" barbs as CPU block. Also, it has a nifty mounting kit that should work well with ATI boards.
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