Malin726

I don't see many differences, but my main concern is if I can buy these cheap kits and just install the TEC under my water block? I'm already reaching 3.60Ghz on my Q6600 @ about 46C so I'm not going to switch to either of those air coolers. Or could anyone recommend just a TEC? Thanks!



Aaron Malin

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DuckieHo

They use 50w TEC... that means it can move only like 30w. Your quad needs around 200w.

The TEC would die within minutes... if that.

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Malin726

Well I found a cool TEC/waterblock combination @ swiftech.com which looks promising. With the 320w 12v aux. PSU fit in a 5.25 drive bay I can power it solo and then some mobo gaskets and what have you and I should be all set toward 4.40Ghz, mind you I'm @ 3.60 now at 46C.

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Ultrasonic2 (muffy)

4.4 wont happen if your cooling it with a galaxy 2 ..

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Watercooling System
Radiators: 3x 240SGTS radiators in parallel to each other.
Fans: 6x Scythe ULTRA KAZE 120 x 38 mm fans sucking though a 7cm shroud
Pumps: 2x MCP655 pumps in series
RES: 80x400mm
Water Blocks:D-tek FuZion CPU (stock), Swiftech MCW60 GPU
Controller: M-Cubed T-balancer BigNG adjusts fan speeds and pump speeds to keep my system at X temp

CPU: INTEL 6600 GO
GPU ATI 4850
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