i7 WC loop

[Glow of fire]

there are VERY FEW cases of tt kits doing anything. Badbonji must have great ambient temps.

Ahh, but as you may have noticed my fine feathered friend, I simply care that my temps stay below the boiling point of silicon(boiling point of hafnium is higher, but it is the weaker of the two links which determines my limit).

EDIT: I know it is melting point I should be concerned with, but boiling point sounds so much cooler.

 

[Blazing fire]

Ahh, but as you may have noticed my fine feathered friend, I simply care that my temps stay below the boiling point of silicon(boiling point of hafnium is higher, but it is the weaker of the two links which determines my limit).

EDIT: I know it is melting point I should be concerned with, but boiling point sounds so much cooler.

So why don't you want to go with air?

 

[Perseus]

.. stay as far away from thermaltake as you can with water cooling....

I'm starting to wonder if TT is run by a failed AI experiment. You'd think that they'd have figured it out by now just by looking at other OEMs.

 

[Spawn-Inc]

Ahh, but as you may have noticed my fine feathered friend, I simply care that my temps stay below the boiling point of silicon(boiling point of hafnium is higher, but it is the weaker of the two links which determines my limit).

EDIT: I know it is melting point I should be concerned with, but boiling point sounds so much cooler.

but what good is it when your pump dies all the time? i wouldn't be surprised if there was more p500 pumps in the world (working and broken) vs D5's or DDC3.2's.

I'm starting to wonder if TT is run by a failed AI experiment. You'd think that they'd have figured it out by now just by looking at other OEMs.

they seem to not care or have enough people wasting there time and money with them.

 

[Perseus]

Maybe TT has a large 3rd world market share!

 

[Glow of fire]

but what good is it when your pump dies all the time?

Yeah, if the stuff dies, I'm not in for it. replacing dead parts is not my cup of tea. It ends up costing money(which I am vehemently opposed to)

 

[Surferseth]

Noctua NH-U12P SE 1366. Less expensive than TRUE, and it comes with 2 glorious noctua fans instead of the 1 fan stock on TRUE. I'm very impressed with mine, it performs well.

+1 for this. Extremely quite fans and a great heatsink. Keeps my i7 below 40C idle and ~60C full load.

 

[Blazing fire]

FYI, home made block: http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?p=6112352#post6112352