Posts by Kinru

Go for gentle typhoons. They cost less than those noise blockers and are fantastic fans with good static pressure. http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=24749

Quote:Originally Posted by kubed_zero That way, your processor gets the coolest water, and not water after being heated by the motherboard VRMs and Mosfets. Just my opinion. However, your loop order isn't going to make that big of a...

Yeah that looks like flux + oxidation to me as well. Should always thoroughly clean your radiators before use. They are notorious for gunking blocks up. To clean that I would recommend a small toothbrush with water + vinegar combination....

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/ra750rswakit.html There's the kit in stock. Good site as well. You could also build yourself a custom set with similar but better performing components (such as the raystorm instead of the rasa, and...

Quote:Originally Posted by thrgk Roger, doing single then. Planning on doing ex 360 with 6 yate looms on it for the gpu, already have rs 360 with 6 yl on the cpu rad. With that much rad your temps should be just fine.

Do one loop. It is cheaper, easier to maintain and there is no difference in temperature. It has been debated over and over again, but a single loop will have negligible difference in temps from two loops while being easier to handle.

With extremely simply modding (popping some rivets out) you can fit a 240 in the bottom compartment. You can also fit a 480 up top (although you lose the use of 2 of the top slots). There have also been people who put a 480 or a 360 in...

It is not a good idea to use different fans in a push/pull orientation because the difference in pressure that will be created. The faster fans will force the slower fans to speed up wearing out their internal bearings and shortening...

The mcp35x would be a nice choice as the above poster said. If you are going for looks as well as efficiency then I would go with the mcp355 and put a top on it. Tops have been proven to improve the flow of the pump by a great deal and...

Quote:Originally Posted by bakageta  I often point out how loop order isn't worth worrying about, I merely gave an example of what I expected would be a clean tubing setup. However, you're wrong that all components receive the same...