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Does anybody own a COOL TOWER PRO? I should receive mine sometime next week. They claim it runs cooler than a Koolance. Any feed back would be helpful.
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Cool Tower Pro
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Anyone? Oh yeah BUMP
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I received it last week and its a bad unit. Its my first experience with watercooling. I figured I would post some pics. I added the window and since the block wasnt P4 ready I made it P4 ready. Shipping was only $11 and that included a $5 charge for cod.
Shipping was only $11 and that included a $5 charge for cod.
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I bought the case from Leufken Technologies. I'm not too sure on these temps because its using Asus probe.
Asus P4S333
1.6a @ 2.4
28*c no load 36*c full load
256 Kingmax DDR
Asus P4S333
1.6a @ 2.4
28*c no load 36*c full load
256 Kingmax DDR
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very nice mod, and great design. looks real good. now im a tell ya, a th7II-r and a 1.6a would look the best in there, and you could prolly get about 400-500 more mgz outta the 1.6a.
looks real good. now im a tell ya, a th7II-r and a 1.6a would look the best in there, and you could prolly get about 400-500 more mgz outta the 1.6a.
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Nice looking stuff man..so you running anti-freeze through that (the green color). Watch out that stuff can be mildly corrosive over time to some parts. Also ya might wana consider some hose clamps, especially on those radiator hoses hanging in the air like that..water has a way of seaping and then water pressure has a way off making hoses fly off Otherwise nice looking case.
Josh
Otherwise nice looking case.Josh
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yes, it is a 50/50 pre mixed antifreeze.
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Thanks buddy. What should I use instead of anti freeze? I'm gonna put hose clamps on it next week. I was at Home Depot yesterday looking at them. I'm gonna do some upgrading next week and I will have everything apart.Istari1 said:Nice looking stuff man..so you running anti-freeze through that (the green color). Watch out that stuff can be mildly corrosive over time to some parts. Also ya might wana consider some hose clamps, especially on those radiator hoses hanging in the air like that..water has a way of seaping and then water pressure has a way off making hoses fly off
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Big Nuttz said:
Use Water wetter (available at SOME..but not most auto stores) or online from DangerDen or some other watercooling stores. Its basically similar to what antifreeze does, w/o any corrosive properties and its better (I believe) at reducing any kind of cross-metal contamination (forgot the good word for that). NP.
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Thanks for the info buddy.
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Well replace anti freeze with water wetter for sure. And cut down on tubing. More tubing = less gph. If you have a 500gph pump nothing to worry about then
Other than that your setup looks very great.
Other than that your setup looks very great.
