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Does anyone sell a external box with pump and/or radiator?
I've got no room in my case for pump or radiator.
I've got no room in my case for pump or radiator.
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anyone making and external box with pump and radiator?
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KOOLANCE
Something like this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16835127026
You might want to consider custom however.
Something like this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16835127026
You might want to consider custom however.
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Custom would be the way to go. If i could only make it so it didn't look like crap.
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I once thought of using a heater core from a car "alot"....
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Aluminum angle. aluminum sheet and pop rivets work welldavekusa said:
http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm?id=61&step=2
http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm?id=915&step=2
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I thought it was billbo and he droped the last letter because it might have been cold where he was typing?
Ah, ok. So you're not the BillA from procooling. That clears some things up. I would post up my external rad/pump setup... but eh... it's fugly. A single low power Delta pulling air through a couple heatercores, some black ducttape, zipties, thrown into a plexi/aluminum angle box.
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this is what I found:
Koolance: XEOS2
ASETEK: Waterchill External
Corsair: Nautilus 500 (not a performer)
Via Aqua: cc25 chiller (don't think it comes with a pump)
Koolance: XEOS2
ASETEK: Waterchill External
Corsair: Nautilus 500 (not a performer)
Via Aqua: cc25 chiller (don't think it comes with a pump)
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BillA has never worked for HWLabs that I know of... that's Willie you're thinking of.
BillA (Bill Adams) used to be a Thermal Engineer in his own right running thermal-management-testing.com, during which time he established his reputation within the watercooling scene. During this period he also frequented ProCooling LOTS, and was one of the leaders in applying proper ThermoDynamic theory and testing procedures to the scene. He and a handful of others brought watercooling-product testing into a scientific realm, rather than the simple questionable comparisons that were the norm. It was these developments that led to a lot of hardware finally getting a proper scientific-based performance ranking.
He was then employed by Swiftech for a while... and then moved on to CoolingWorks (Armelin Widget Corporation).
He has since left CoolingWorks afaik. God knows where he is or what he's doing these days... *shrug* He rarely posts these days compared to former years.
