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Blackearth

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i know the basic concept of water cooling, but where can i find all the information i need to know. like, what to buy, what brands are best, what the best specs are, what all is needed. stuff like that,
 
There's a link to water cooling on the main page. Just click it and start reading.
 
i would say Danger den is the best! you might need a bigger case if you want it to go inside your case but if not then it would be ok. a full tower or one that i found has been good is the Enlight 72.. somthing dont remember but it is a mid-size. the maze 2 waterblock is realy good and it has a built in hold down that goes through pre-made holes in the mobo
 
i saw a couple kits, one at millisec and one at the swiftech store-they any good, i could probably do better if i select it piece by piece eh?
 
Check out some of the links and tips from the front page. There are plenty of product reviews and how-tos, and you'll get a pretty good idea of what to look for.
 
Danger Den makes the good stuff. Millisec is a quality retailer. I spent two months studying every hardware site I could find on water cooling before I decided to try it. And then some time in a physics book. I would recommend you do the same.
 
Blackearth (May 22, 2001 06:14 p.m.):
i saw a couple kits, one at millisec and one at the swiftech store-they any good, i could probably do better if i select it piece by piece eh?

Yes you can probably save a few bucks, but it will take additional time to get all the parts. I personally got a system from Tom Leufkens (www.leufkenstechnologies.com). It cost me $125, which is about $30-40 more than if I had bought cheaper parts and individually, but this kit had been favorably reviewed, was a snap to set up, and it's all pretty good stuff, and as a first system it's good to know that everything is supposed to fit and work.

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Despite Mr. Leufkens prominence in the overclocking community, my dealings with him have been less than satisfactory.
 
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