watercooling

dj_unforgetable · 08-22-2001, 01:24 PM

Sup all, if you know a page or site that has a comprehensive guide on how to watercool, could you post it here, i need to know all i can, this guide HAS TO BE DETAILED!!!! It has to name all the parts needed and how to hook them up, thnx

coleslaw · 08-22-2001, 03:06 PM

http://www.procooling.com
http://www.overclock-watercool.com
http://www.liquidcool.org

...are a few.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask me. I am the resident watercooling expert.

dj_unforgetable · 08-22-2001, 05:39 PM

Alright, thnx a lot and i have one more question, i live in canada and i really dont know of any stores that sell a waterblock and a radiator. I can get a water pump for really cheap and all, but does anyone know of any stores in Toronto, Canada that sell Waterblocks, and radiators?? I really need help, thanks a lot....my email address is dj_unforgetable@yahoo.com
icq: 78714300 (put a vaild authorization reason please, like for this put watercooling....)thnx all

coleslaw · 08-22-2001, 06:53 PM

You won't be able to find a waterblock in a brick & mortar store. You will need to buy one online. I highly recommend the waterblocks at http://www.dangerden.com They are the best waterblocks available currently.

As for the radiator, if you are looking for something that is very cheap, you can go to your local junkyard and find an old heater core from an automobile. This might not be able to fit inside your case, so if that is something that you are concerned about, you might want to consider some of the radiators specially made for computer watercooling, like the Black Ice or the Big Momma. There is a radiator round-up at procooling.com that is very nice. I personally use the DangerDen Cooling cube, but there was really nothing else available on the market when I purchased it. It cuts my flow down dramatically, so I might be looking for a new radiator soon if I can find someone to buy this one

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08-22-2001, 01:24 PM	#1
dj_unforgetable Ensign Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Toronto, Canda Posts: 15	Sup all, if you know a page or site that has a comprehensive guide on how to watercool, could you post it here, i need to know all i can, this guide HAS TO BE DETAILED!!!! It has to name all the parts needed and how to hook them up, thnx

08-22-2001, 05:39 PM	#3
dj_unforgetable Ensign Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Toronto, Canda Posts: 15	Alright, thnx a lot and i have one more question, i live in canada and i really dont know of any stores that sell a waterblock and a radiator. I can get a water pump for really cheap and all, but does anyone know of any stores in Toronto, Canada that sell Waterblocks, and radiators?? I really need help, thanks a lot....my email address is dj_unforgetable@yahoo.com icq: 78714300 (put a vaild authorization reason please, like for this put watercooling....)thnx all

08-22-2001, 06:53 PM	#4
coleslaw Arrrhh! Join Date: May 2000 Location: LI NY Posts: 6,807	You won't be able to find a waterblock in a brick & mortar store. You will need to buy one online. I highly recommend the waterblocks at http://www.dangerden.com They are the best waterblocks available currently. As for the radiator, if you are looking for something that is very cheap, you can go to your local junkyard and find an old heater core from an automobile. This might not be able to fit inside your case, so if that is something that you are concerned about, you might want to consider some of the radiators specially made for computer watercooling, like the Black Ice or the Big Momma. There is a radiator round-up at procooling.com that is very nice. I personally use the DangerDen Cooling cube, but there was really nothing else available on the market when I purchased it. It cuts my flow down dramatically, so I might be looking for a new radiator soon if I can find someone to buy this one

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