If I were to get into water cooling?

DerekDRP

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If I decided that my cooling needed to get better cooling and wanted to get in to water cooling, Whats the most major issue I would be seeing?

because I've been hearing about leak's and hoses popping off while it was in use?

 

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The biggest issue for me is finding the time to install it.Take your time and do your reasearch and you should be fine

 

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gigabit said:

The biggest issue for me is finding the time to install it.Take your time and do your reasearch and you should be fine

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What other cooling methods would be easer then water that will bring the temp down from 37"C to like 34"C? thats not Dangerous?

 

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Bigger heatsink. What do you have right now?

 

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Bigger heatsink. What do you have right now?

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It's called the freezer pro 7

I'll have to show you a link but its doing a good job but I want soemthing that's cool.

 

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37c isn't very high, and a 4 degree jump probably isn't really worth the effort at those temps. If you're on stock cooling then I would suggest looking into high end air cooling (check out the main cooling forum).
Dan

EDIT: just saw you're using the freezer pro, thats good, but there are other air coolers that should get you at least the 3 degrees you're looking for.

 

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DerekDRP said:

It's called the freezer pro 7

I'll have to show you a link but its doing a good job but I want soemthing that's cool.

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I googled it.

This'll probably help a bit

http://www.heatsinkfactory.com/thermalright-ultra-120-extreme-cpu-cooler-p-16580.html

 

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I googled it.

This'll probably help a bit

http://www.heatsinkfactory.com/thermalright-ultra-120-extreme-cpu-cooler-p-16580.html

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That what my heatsink looks like now but instead of the silver color it's a copper color.

 

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Here is mine.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186134

 

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The ultra 120-E is bigger than the freezer pro, example

 

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Bobcat, Thank you mate I'll look at one over in compusa when I go to Florida.

 

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I doubt ComPOOSA will have any TR product..

get it from jabtech or petras.

 

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I doubt ComPOOSA will have any TR product..

get it from jabtech or petras.

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Thanks bro, I'll take a look see after I get back then.