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xandman
12-19-01, 12:24 AM
m gona be building a watercooling system this break. ive read a lot of reviews and articles about watercooling.
i need advice and good plans. is there a possibility of condensation with h20?
cool, im buildin a watercooler soon, too. so i guess we'll be seein you around here a lot with questions...;) This is the place.. anyway, no, dont worry about condensation unless youre planning on putting in a peltier. youre fine unless you cool the cpu to below ambient temperature, and more importantly, below the dew point. but with normal water cooling, youll be fine.
xandman
12-19-01, 02:57 AM
wat radiator r u gonna b using?
i plan to buy a motorcycle rad, havent seen one though. but my friends say there is one.
im also gona build my own case. its gona be BIG(450X550X800mm)! thats wxlxh. and gona b made of aluminum. il post some pic wen im done. dont though how to design it. it miyt b too big. u got any idea? wats ur case?
TruckChase!
12-19-01, 10:13 AM
If you're gonna make your own case, and you want it to be big, try making one in a side-by-side kind of fasion (cube like) with two seperate compartments.. one for the motherboard and cards, and one for the PSU and drives. I've always wanted to make a case like that but I've never got around to it.
As far as the watercooling goes, it's the planning stages that will make or break a configuration. Just make sure to spend adequate time there. (I speak from experience because I never do, and I break far too much stuff. :) )
Ottoman
12-19-01, 11:20 AM
nice...
I'm another one that's about to take the plunge. as soon as my block arrives, probably after xmas :(
got myself a 4"x12" bong and using the scotch pad method...
got a fluval 204 pump which has it's own resevoir...
I just hope it doesn't drain the resevoir faster than it fills it...
but I've got 3/8" goin into the block and 1/2" from block to shower head...
hope this compensates... I'm thinking the pump revoir has to be topped at all times....
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