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What do you guys think of my custom watercooling?
- Thread starter SirToast
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- Dec 21, 2011
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- Republic of Texas
Do you mean that you make the cpu block, reservoir,radiator by yourself at home?
If yes then please show me how you do it?
If yes then please show me how you do it?
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- Small town Emlenton, PA
Very very cool, old school from the late 90s to the early 2000's.
ASUS ROG, that is a very old early rad, forget which, seen it before.
The rest is home made, love the res design.
I know the OP is running anti-corrosion liquids, he's a smart cookie.
OP, tell us about temps and we have a build log area, make a log if you have a story and pics to tell, inform us more, that is old school cool.
ASUS ROG, that is a very old early rad, forget which, seen it before.
The rest is home made, love the res design.
I know the OP is running anti-corrosion liquids, he's a smart cookie.
OP, tell us about temps and we have a build log area, make a log if you have a story and pics to tell, inform us more, that is old school cool.
OP
SirToast
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You're right on the money. Old koolance radiator, simply used since I haven't been shopping around for a heatercore.
Garden fountain pump in an 8 dollar jar from bed, bath, beyond. More than strong enough for this (running it at 1/4 flow)
Solid copper block with S channel drilled in to it.
Idle temp is about room temp. Load temps range from 60-65. I just need a better actual cooling solution as this rad doesn't really cut it for me.
Garden fountain pump in an 8 dollar jar from bed, bath, beyond. More than strong enough for this (running it at 1/4 flow)
Solid copper block with S channel drilled in to it.
Idle temp is about room temp. Load temps range from 60-65. I just need a better actual cooling solution as this rad doesn't really cut it for me.
