Canadian Waterc00ling.

Docta_Z · 08-16-02, 12:21 PM

Damn fellows, I have gone through so many websites and I can't find any watercooling products sold in Canada. There has to be some website that sells them eh? Lets hear it. Thx.

GWN · 08-16-02, 12:38 PM

www.inmind.ca is the only place that I know of. If you find more please let me know.

Damn Docta_z I just noticed that you are in YellowKnife, you sure you need watercooling up there :-)

Docta_Z · 08-16-02, 01:01 PM

WELL HOT DAMN. Someone actually noticed where I'm from and where it actually is. Haha. It may be cold outside in winter, but in winter my house has hotter ambient due to the burning of a wood stove.

But in one week I'm moving down to Edmonton to begin Engineering at the U of A. Boo yeah.

Garrett_thief2 · 08-16-02, 01:05 PM

http://www.e-compuvision.com/

These guys are good to deal with.....

GWN · 08-16-02, 01:11 PM

Man all you have to do is hang your rad out the window and you can get sub zero temps! Just need a lot of antifreeze:-) At least in the winter anyways, Edmonton shouldn't be too different:-)

If any of you guys find more Canadian sites then post the links!

jadams · 08-16-02, 01:15 PM

Thanks for the links! Been looking for a watercooler vender in canada for a few weeks now. Mostly I think all you really need to order would be the blocks for the cpu, vid card, chipset, etc. Most of the other stuff you can get other places, autowreaker, home depot, pet store.

Jeff.

jadams · 08-16-02, 01:39 PM

Well I checked out the prices on both of the above sites, e-compuvision's water blocks cost alot more, but I con't know the difference between Maze 3, and swiftech; so swiftech may be worth the extra $20 a block.

Has anyone ever ordered from InMind.ca? Are they very reliable? They are not listed on resellerratings.com. E-Compuvision is, and has a high rating.

Thanks,
Jeff.

Docta_Z · 08-16-02, 01:43 PM

i REALLY like that maze3.

GTA · 08-16-02, 02:10 PM

I'm sure www.dangerden.com ship to canada, they ship everywhere, even over the pond to the Uk, where I am.

GWN · 08-16-02, 03:43 PM

I actually ordered my Maze 3 and rad from inmind.ca. They were really reliable. My only complaint is that they charge way too much for shipping and it still takes 6 working days to get here. I ordered some stuff from bigfoot cpmputers and I paid 1/3 the price for shipping and got it in 2 working days. Bigfoot computers doesn't carry any water cooling stuff though.

Oreo_The_Cookie · 08-16-02, 03:48 PM

Bigfoot used to sell watercooling parts and are going to start selling them again in a little while

Default · 08-16-02, 03:53 PM

i have had a good experience with e-compuvision. i got my entire water cooling system there and i must say that they are very reliable. they better be for the $580.00 order i had in with them

Default · 08-16-02, 03:55 PM

also bigfoot is slightly overpriced! compare with e-compuvision and i'm sure you will find it cheaper.

jadams · 08-16-02, 04:25 PM

I compared inmind with dangerden. For the same products including shipping (3blocks&rad), inmind was cheaper. Inmind shipping cost twice as much, and the inmind price included the GST, where as dangerden had cheaper shipping and didn't include the GST, which you pay when you go to pick it up. So inmind ends up being about $40 (includes $20 for GST w/Dangerden) cheaper for Canadians.

Have a good one!

Jeff.

martindemon · 08-16-02, 04:48 PM

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08-16-02, 12:21 PM	Thread Starter #1
Docta_Z Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Canada	Canadian Waterc00ling. Damn fellows, I have gone through so many websites and I can't find any watercooling products sold in Canada. There has to be some website that sells them eh? Lets hear it. Thx.
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08-16-02, 12:38 PM	#2
GWN Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Vancouver, Canada	www.inmind.ca is the only place that I know of. If you find more please let me know. Damn Docta_z I just noticed that you are in YellowKnife, you sure you need watercooling up there :-)
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08-16-02, 01:01 PM	Thread Starter #3
Docta_Z Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Canada	WELL HOT DAMN. Someone actually noticed where I'm from and where it actually is. Haha. It may be cold outside in winter, but in winter my house has hotter ambient due to the burning of a wood stove. But in one week I'm moving down to Edmonton to begin Engineering at the U of A. Boo yeah.
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08-16-02, 01:05 PM	#4
Garrett_thief2 Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Thunder Bay, Ontario	http://www.e-compuvision.com/ These guys are good to deal with..... __________________ His:.................................Hers: A64 3500+@2400...............XP2700@2538mhz A8N SLI Deluxe..................A7N8X Deluxe Stock cooling....................Water Cooled 2x1gig Corsair DDR500.........2x512 PC3500 1TB of space, 6 drives........2x 80 gig WD SE (raid 0) 2xMSI 6600GT SLI..............300GB Maxtor 16MB Lian-Li v2000B...................Radeon 9700 Pro Heatware
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08-16-02, 01:11 PM	#5
GWN Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Vancouver, Canada	Man all you have to do is hang your rad out the window and you can get sub zero temps! Just need a lot of antifreeze:-) At least in the winter anyways, Edmonton shouldn't be too different:-) If any of you guys find more Canadian sites then post the links!
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08-16-02, 01:15 PM	#6
jadams Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Burnaby, BC, Canada	Thanks for the links! Been looking for a watercooler vender in canada for a few weeks now. Mostly I think all you really need to order would be the blocks for the cpu, vid card, chipset, etc. Most of the other stuff you can get other places, autowreaker, home depot, pet store. Jeff. __________________ Main System: AthlonXP 2500+ Abit AN7 3x Crucial 256MB DDR PC2100 24xLiteOn Burner, 16xPioneerDVD, 5caseFans, home made 2-40mmFan HD cooler 128mbDDR Radeon 9700Pro Tiny Wood System VIA EPIA-800 (800MHz,Vid,Lan,Snd) 256MB PC133 RAM, 16x DVD My Heatware
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08-16-02, 01:39 PM	#7
jadams Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Burnaby, BC, Canada	Well I checked out the prices on both of the above sites, e-compuvision's water blocks cost alot more, but I con't know the difference between Maze 3, and swiftech; so swiftech may be worth the extra $20 a block. Has anyone ever ordered from InMind.ca? Are they very reliable? They are not listed on resellerratings.com. E-Compuvision is, and has a high rating. Thanks, Jeff. __________________ Main System: AthlonXP 2500+ Abit AN7 3x Crucial 256MB DDR PC2100 24xLiteOn Burner, 16xPioneerDVD, 5caseFans, home made 2-40mmFan HD cooler 128mbDDR Radeon 9700Pro Tiny Wood System VIA EPIA-800 (800MHz,Vid,Lan,Snd) 256MB PC133 RAM, 16x DVD My Heatware
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08-16-02, 01:43 PM	Thread Starter #8
Docta_Z Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Canada	i REALLY like that maze3.
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08-16-02, 02:10 PM	#9
GTA Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Playing Counterstrike someplace...	I'm sure www.dangerden.com ship to canada, they ship everywhere, even over the pond to the Uk, where I am.
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08-16-02, 03:43 PM	#10
GWN Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Vancouver, Canada	I actually ordered my Maze 3 and rad from inmind.ca. They were really reliable. My only complaint is that they charge way too much for shipping and it still takes 6 working days to get here. I ordered some stuff from bigfoot cpmputers and I paid 1/3 the price for shipping and got it in 2 working days. Bigfoot computers doesn't carry any water cooling stuff though.
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08-16-02, 03:48 PM	#11
Oreo_The_Cookie Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: To Each His Own	Bigfoot used to sell watercooling parts and are going to start selling them again in a little while
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08-16-02, 03:53 PM	#12
Default Disabled Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: CANADA!!	i have had a good experience with e-compuvision. i got my entire water cooling system there and i must say that they are very reliable. they better be for the $580.00 order i had in with them
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08-16-02, 03:55 PM	#13
Default Disabled Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: CANADA!!	also bigfoot is slightly overpriced! compare with e-compuvision and i'm sure you will find it cheaper.
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08-16-02, 04:25 PM	#14
jadams Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Burnaby, BC, Canada	I compared inmind with dangerden. For the same products including shipping (3blocks&rad), inmind was cheaper. Inmind shipping cost twice as much, and the inmind price included the GST, where as dangerden had cheaper shipping and didn't include the GST, which you pay when you go to pick it up. So inmind ends up being about $40 (includes $20 for GST w/Dangerden) cheaper for Canadians. Have a good one! Jeff. __________________ Main System: AthlonXP 2500+ Abit AN7 3x Crucial 256MB DDR PC2100 24xLiteOn Burner, 16xPioneerDVD, 5caseFans, home made 2-40mmFan HD cooler 128mbDDR Radeon 9700Pro Tiny Wood System VIA EPIA-800 (800MHz,Vid,Lan,Snd) 256MB PC133 RAM, 16x DVD My Heatware
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08-16-02, 04:48 PM	#15
martindemon Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Canada	www.mutepc.net www.pcmuet.net (Koolance stuff)
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