what water block

wizard james · Jun 3, 2004

well i been looking at consair hydocool ...

it looks good and it cheep but i dont like the waterblock it comes with
it so i want a p4 water block

thxs for any ideas.

and if its here can you look an link it to me thxs`

ncix watercooling

daniel_dynasty · Jun 3, 2004

look at the danger den stuff. www.dangerden.com for direct prices. water block for cpu use the rbx. use the maze4 for ur gpu if u need it. hydors and eheim are good pumps.

wizard james · Jun 3, 2004

well i am in canada and i want canadain prices thats why i want nicx

i will look at what you siad

Cyrix_2k · Jun 3, 2004

Linky to RBX at your site... http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=11512&vpn=RBX 478 BT&manufacture=DANGER DEN

You're going to need to soak the ends of the hydro-cool's tubing in hot water in order for it to fit on the RBX's hose barbs, but it will ensure a water-tight seal without the need for hose clamps.

daniel_dynasty · Jun 3, 2004

ohh i see. you can order from the us and ship them to canada. jus get the prices down and change the money in the bank or sumthin.

A-Speck · Jun 3, 2004

The Dangerden TDX, Dtek WhiteWater, and the Swiftech MCW6002 are the front runners right now. Both Swiftech and Dangerden have some pretty comprehensive kits, so if you're just starting out, I'd check them out.

www.swiftnets.com
www.dangerden.com

Do a little cruising on the forum, too. There's plenty of posts from newbies like yourself seeking nearly identical advice.

9mmCensor · Jun 3, 2004

http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/Mer...en=PROD&Product_Code=6088&Category_Code=510.1
or
http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/Mer...en=PROD&Product_Code=6092&Category_Code=510.1

wizard james · Jun 3, 2004

ok people just to make life easer tell me what is the best

i am geting a 2.8 intel ht with a ic7-g mobo

i got 70 dollers candain to spend on the waterblock ..whats the best

and remeber its gona have 2 conneters not 3

daniel_dynasty · Jun 3, 2004

not 3? the rbx is very good. danger den stuff.

wizard james · Jun 3, 2004

daniel_dynasty said:
not 3? the rbx is very good. danger den stuff.

just wonderin how you would do 3?... the hydrocool would work with that because its only got 2 hoses comein out of it...

9mmCensor · Jun 3, 2004

wizard james said:
just wonderin how you would do 3?... the hydrocool would work with that because its only got 2 hoses comein out of it...

with a y connector

look at my previous post....

Cyrix_2k · Jun 3, 2004

A-Speck said:
The Dangerden TDX, Dtek WhiteWater, and the Swiftech MCW6002 are the front runners right now. Both Swiftech and Dangerden have some pretty comprehensive kits, so if you're just starting out, I'd check them out.

www.swiftnets.com
www.dangerden.com

Do a little cruising on the forum, too. There's plenty of posts from newbies like yourself seeking nearly identical advice.

I belive it goes like this:

WW>RBX>TDX>MCW6002

An the hydrocool gives some nice performace. It's one of the few commercial solutions that can rival a custom kit...

BTW, the WW and RBX do use a wye. The intake is in the center with the twin-outputs on the out side. You connect the outputs together with a wye and the wye and intake to the hyro-cool.

9mmCensor · Jun 3, 2004

Cyrix_2k said:
I belive it goes like this:

WW>RBX>TDX>MCW6002

An the hydrocool gives some nice performace. It's one of the few commercial solutions that can rival a custom kit...

BTW, the WW and RBX do use a wye. The intake is in the center with the twin-outputs on the out side. You connect the outputs together with a wye and the wye and intake to the hyro-cool.

9mmCensor · Jun 3, 2004

wizard james said:
ncix watercooling

another candian option is www.criticool.com

pauldenton · Jun 3, 2004

9mmCensor said:

and with the kind of flow rates the hydrocool will get, the runaway winner is the swiftech mcw6000 (no point waiting for the 6002 if you're going to use the hydrocool's tubing...)

9mmCensor · Jun 3, 2004

pauldenton said:
and with the kind of flow rates the hydrocool will get, the runaway winner is the swiftech mcw6000 (no point waiting for the 6002 if you're going to use the hydrocool's tubing...)

meh dont bother with a hydrocool, just build your own... the 6002's should be around in ~ a week so not too much of a wait.

Ancient_1 · Jun 3, 2004

Someone beat me too it but with the hydocool the swifty is bt far the best block mentioned.

Cyrix_2k · Jun 3, 2004

I had no idea the new swifty was such a strong performer... I knew it did well in low flow systems, but no idea it performed THAT well!

BTW, NCIX doesn't appear to carry the MCW6000 or 6002...

pauldenton · Jun 3, 2004

Cyrix_2k said:
I had no idea the new swifty was such a strong performer... I knew it did well in low flow systems, but no idea it performed THAT well!

BTW, NCIX doesn't appear to carry the MCW6000 or 6002...

http://www.ntcw.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=NTCW&Product_Code=HF-STMCW6000P

9mmCensor · Jun 3, 2004

pauldenton said:
http://www.ntcw.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=NTCW&Product_Code=HF-STMCW6000P

cheaper here

9mmCensor said:
http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/Mer...en=PROD&Product_Code=6088&Category_Code=510.1
or
http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/Mer...en=PROD&Product_Code=6092&Category_Code=510.1

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