Water Cooling
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bigsaucybob
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1. Water cooling should really only be purchased for heavy overclocking or if you desire a silent pc
2. A good water cooling system can range from 180-300 dollars
3. I have heard this to be very good:
http://xoxide.com/reserator.html
4. They are generally pretty easy to install if you know what your doing. There are plenty of tutorials online.
2. A good water cooling system can range from 180-300 dollars
3. I have heard this to be very good:
http://xoxide.com/reserator.html
4. They are generally pretty easy to install if you know what your doing. There are plenty of tutorials online.
bigsaucybob
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Bestmiler said:
Yes they do. You have to have a decent amount of space in your comp, and I didnt know if he had room to spare.
http://xoxide.com/thermaltake-bigwater-735-cl-w0075.html
computermaineack
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mwahsun said:
If you know nothing about water cooling, I highly suggest you stick to air cooling. There is a lot that can go wrong with water cooling, including, of course, a leak. If there is a leak in any part of the system, even a hole the size of a pin in one of the tubes in your system, you can fry your entire computer.
Water cooling is generally only for extreme overclockers.
mwahsun
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bigsaucybob, is: http://xoxide.com/thermaltake-bigwater-735-cl-w0075.html, only for socket 775, because I currently have 939.
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bigsaucybob
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mwahsun said:
I was just giving an example.