Watercooling Setup

Wimbo · 02-01-03, 12:12 PM

hi, im gonna invest in watercooling Very soon, but i dont really know what the best things out there are, i have a big case (pc70) so size of components aren't that much of an issue, i want a pretty damn good setup, so could you all post what u think are the best parts to buy ?

cheers

toxik co2 · 02-01-03, 12:33 PM

Check out www.dtekcustoms.com they have very nice and well performing stuff fairly cheap. I have their TC-4 water block and i'm running 34C load temps with a mild overclock.

-toxik

Wimbo · 02-01-03, 01:17 PM

cheers for the link, will check them out

Cheesy Peas · 02-01-03, 04:49 PM

dont be tempted to order everything from them tho, as you could go cheaper and do abit of easy labour, like get a heatercore and mod it to take bigger hose. they make a pretty decent block tho, the TC-4 that would be recomended unless you fancy making your own.

Wimbo · 02-01-03, 06:38 PM

ok yeh cool i will look around elsewhere, thanks for replies

02-01-03, 12:12 PM	Thread Starter #1
Wimbo Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: United Kingdom	Watercooling Setup hi, im gonna invest in watercooling Very soon, but i dont really know what the best things out there are, i have a big case (pc70) so size of components aren't that much of an issue, i want a pretty damn good setup, so could you all post what u think are the best parts to buy ? cheers
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02-01-03, 12:33 PM	#2
toxik co2 Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Akron, OH	Check out www.dtekcustoms.com they have very nice and well performing stuff fairly cheap. I have their TC-4 water block and i'm running 34C load temps with a mild overclock. -toxik
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02-01-03, 01:17 PM	Thread Starter #3
Wimbo Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: United Kingdom	cheers for the link, will check them out
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02-01-03, 04:49 PM	#4
Cheesy Peas Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Rotherham,UK	dont be tempted to order everything from them tho, as you could go cheaper and do abit of easy labour, like get a heatercore and mod it to take bigger hose. they make a pretty decent block tho, the TC-4 that would be recomended unless you fancy making your own.
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02-01-03, 06:38 PM	Thread Starter #5
Wimbo Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: United Kingdom	ok yeh cool i will look around elsewhere, thanks for replies
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