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My first watercooling rig!!

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knightwolf6543

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Warren,MI, USA BABY!!
well here it is:
its basically a swiftech heavy duty water cooling kit with a few changes.
i used PC ice as the coolant which is working rather well with the storm block.
i also had to mod a maze 3 socket hold down in order to get the storm to work with my motherboard :p
i know its overkill for a sempron 2600 but i do plan on upgrading to a opteron 165 :D
idle is: 27
load is: 33

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I was only referring to why he didn't point the barbs towards the inside of the case, it would have saved some tubing and avoided a couple bends (bends are bad for flow). I doubt its making much of a difference tho. And having a rad upside down (so the barbs are at the top) makes bleeding easier (usually). As far as that goes, nothing a little case tilting can't solve.
 
That would be the correct answer.

Wolf, I was there when you finished building that. Just to be fair, are you going be free in a couple weeks :D
 
of course i will be, and yes the reason for the rad being the way it is, is to use the pre made holes in the case. as for bleeding yeah a bit of case tilting did the job :D
 
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