rRav3n

you might want ot make a thread of your own so that you get respones based on your choice and not on this guide ....

hak8or

Well this is my 1st post here, I seen this site alot but never got to registering.
But back to the topic, anything the wc-202 uses is the "worst"

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ira-k

Yeah start yourself a thread, there are a lot of experienced WC'ers here that can help you...

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IcedEarth

For about £200 you can get a pretty HIGH End WC set up man.

Just a few things here:

XSPC X20 Delta CPU block - £30 and performs 1-2C worse than a Fuzion. Really good block fr the price. Although the Fuzion is £37 if you want to spend the extra money.

Laing DDC Pro w/ XSPC top - £50

XSPC R360 radiator - £30, i have a similar model but this has taken over the price range and it performs flawlessly. You could upgrade to a Black Ice Stealth GT for £37.

XSPC Bay Res - £20, you could cut this down to £10 by getting a Fillport

3x Yate Loon fans - £13.50

4ft of 1/2" XSPC tubing - £10

10 x Hose clips - £4.30 although this can be cut down to £1.20 by getting cable ties instead.

And thats about it. Great quality but fairly budget parts.

£157.80 is the total cost. And no need to worry about shipping as all orders over £150 come with free shipping.

All prices are from WatercoolingUK.co.uk

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killbot

many thanks Iced earth you info has a lot of tempting bits in it ,

could you pm how the set up works I am trying to visualise it ,

I know the rad and fans mount out the back with a kit and the reservoir mount in a 5.25 bay ,
and where the cpu block cooler goes but where would you put the pump and how is it piped in ??

many thanks again
Martin

killbot

cheers Iced earth I have put an order in today finding a D-tek V2 was a bit of a problem . but scan computers seem to have some
the rest came from Rob at watercooling .co.uk

the missus is going to go APE

TwoDigitz

I was wondering if you could use a low viscosity veg oil as a coolant because it would have certain advantages over water based coolants; for instance the viscosity would lower the hotter it got so it would flow faster, if a leak or crack occurred in the system their would be no risk of it shorting and damaging electrical components.

The cons on the other hand would be: The pump would have to be very strong and variable, the cooling matrix would have to be very efficient because of the lower boiling point, the feed pipes would have to be thicker.

Im sure some of the problems with oil could be controlled using additives and quality parts but do you think its feasible ?

BigKriss

Hell,Zalman GPU is bad?? Been using mine for over a year now and have had no probs at all..and awesome results compared to the std. cooler..

TnB= Gir

If you're using an all aluminum loop, then you're fine. Throw copper in there and you're sol....

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dr4gon

It's also the quality of their components, just sub par.

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