[beer]

I'm building my first computer right now, and I'm considering overclocking and using your water cooling system:. With overclocking a p4 3.0 and a raedon 9800 pro, with the water pump, would a 350w power supply be safe or would you recommend I install a smoke detector inside my case? (j/k )

[aerobahn]

haha its 350 is fine.

also note that some pumps require an AC outlet... meaning you gotta plug em into a wall socket

[oozma]

scuse me Aero. could you please post a link or two where to buy some of the parts you use? like the water block/good pump/tubs?

[SSJChrono]

too bad thats a waste of money, for 200 bucks more you can get a prommie and oc a 2.4c to 4.1ghz..... or get a vaporchill sys. or better yet get real ghetto and make a waterchill that can oc to 4.1..... plus water cool systems are so ineffecient. you could just buy an SP-94 and oc just as good, for 50 bucks..

[vink]

what is a prommie? can you guys linke the shop taht sells online? i live in asia and really cant find local hardware stores who carry these parts.

[aerobahn]

Originally posted by SSJChrono
too bad thats a waste of money, for 200 bucks more you can get a prommie and oc a 2.4c to 4.1ghz..... or get a vaporchill sys. or better yet get real ghetto and make a waterchill that can oc to 4.1..... plus water cool systems are so ineffecient. you could just buy an SP-94 and oc just as good, for 50 bucks..

LoL 200 more? how much is phase change cooling where you live? Water cooling costs are around the $200 to $250 mark. Plus Want GPU colling with your phase? you might as well not have any PCI slots because the phase cooling unit is so big. WHy not add a peltier to you WC setup You could reach 4.ghz. Water cooling ineffecient? can you back that up? Sure its a waste of money if you buy a premade kit like thermaltakes. An SP-94 as good as watercooling? will that cool your CPU and GPU? nope. Inorder to get a good OC with that you gotta have a nice loud fan. It's about as good as a cheep WC set up.

[SSJChrono]

how far do you get on that watercooling system?

http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/frozencpu/cas-67.html

400 bucks more....

like i said how far do you get on water?

[aerobahn]

Originally posted by SSJChrono
how far do you get on that watercooling system?

http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/frozencpu/cas-67.html

400 bucks more....

like i said how far do you get on water?

With water and 1.16th coolant
From 2.8 to 3.8.


With a Peltier
4.1

But ram makes it unstable

[ExtremeODD]

http://forums.extremeoverclocking.co...threadid=71321

best guide ever, better than this one

[Katsuchiyo]

I'm still learning about computers I never heard about watercooling your computer. Can someone tell me how this helps your system?

[cavill]

Wow that looks cool!
So all you people have heat problems too? My computer restarts itself alot when playing FFXI.
You know what my cooling system is? I open up the side of my computer and point a small desk fan into there and that works good! Haha.

[Doppelganger]

how hot is a normal, non water cooled (just standard fan) video card supposed to get? my card is running >44 degrees (used to un at 39 or less, but main comp fan failed, and now video card runs hot even though i replaced main comp fan)

[Jguy]

Ugh, go with Koolance, they've been the first, and with my 13+ years of water cooling systems, they've always been the best. My current setup:

AMD Phenom II 940 (current clock is 3.4GhZ on all cores)
6 GB of DDR2 RAM
ATi Radeon HD 4890 GPU (1 GB of GDDR5 VRAM)
(Currently all but the HDD's are liquid cooled)
1.75TB of HDD space spread accross 4 SATA drives.

I have three temp sensors on my system that come with the Koolance Pump + 3 Fans + Radiator + coolant, CPU temp, when CPU is at half load never exceeds 31*C, Full load on all cores never exceeds 35*C, The video card, in normal operation, sits at about 30*C, and the internal case temp is 28*C.

Once you switch to liquid cooling, you never switch back, I don't think I could go with air cooling, once I've seen what my system can do under full out stress.

If I were to go with non-liquid cooled, I'll seal my case and install an A/C compressor in it.

IMO, nothing can beat a koolance. Simple, easy to install and work with, they have ready to go cases that you can buy, they use Lian-Li cases and products (top of the line computer cases, built strong) and generally have a much longer life time then most other products (I have a cooling system that I bought from them in 2002 that still works almost like brand new, the only problem with it was a fan went out on it)

[Tickmeoff]

Hi Jguy, welcome to 5 years ago.

[Jguy]

Apologies, I didn't notice that until I actually had posted, and since I found some relevance with my post and the thread is stickied, I didn't think twice to editing/deleting it, so my fault.