Posts by Topazsparrow

In terms of money vs temps, I think its much more cost effective to go with the H100. I just went through this decision process on my build and finally decided on a full "custom' loop. The biggest factor for me was the noise. Mt...

I'm in a bit of a pinch with my Powercolor 6950 2gb. I've got a universal waterblock on it and it keeps things nice and cool (never over 45*), but the VRM and Vram are not getting a lot of air over them. Because the Powercolor cards use...

That is correct. But to be fair, I didn't do a "proper" flush. I only leak tested the system and ran it with the pump on.

Quote:Originally Posted by Matt26LFC My god, I'm flushing my new RX240 rad and the ****e coming out of it lol, one piece especially a big lump!! I'll throw up pics soon so people can see why sometimes its important to flush before...

Quote:Originally Posted by AddictedGamer93 I hope PPC's includes these in the Raystorm Extreme kits, id much rather have this over the plexi version. You can actually get to the pumps speed control without having to pull it out of...

Quote:Originally Posted by Gunsrunner This flow direction is very important! By taking the hottest liquid, ie after cpu/gpu you will have the maximum difference between ambient air temp and water temp, so you would get the maximum...

I'm in canada. These sticks are almost never in stock and when they are they are 80 bucks lately.

http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide everything you need to know right there. I bought browns because I like a tactile feel, but don't care for the noise. Reds and Blacks are very linear and supposedly great for...

Quote:Originally Posted by opt33 24-25C room ambient. spi is minimal, single threaded load for both sp1m and sp32m, so temps arent an issue even at 5.1. Had already run both, multiple times without Real Temp showing, reran just...

I'm not sure if it would work, but It might look awesome if the back mirror was semi transparent as well. You'd be able to see a "ghost" of your internal components mixed in with the infinity effect. The only real downside I can find is...