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New to the family, Need help on a Budget System
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Well, I'm new to the watercooling Field. I know very little, other then the basics, but I hope to become one of the family =) I'm not looking to cool a massive system, really only my Bridges and CPU.
I'm looking at this kit, Even though its already overbudget TT_TT http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835108076 That's right... I have no budget at all... Meh, Would this help me at all? I have an AMD Brisbane 5000+ that I want past 3.3, without tipping the 50c mark. (I panic when systems hit over 50c, Long story from my AthlonXP days ... lol )Anyway, I'm not afraid of buying waterblocks and making pumps, or vice-versa, but I need your help! Any advice would be great =p
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As someone posted earlier, a cheaper swiftech kit are not only fairly inexpensive, but really good quality.
__________________Gabe (owner of swiftech) makes excellent parts. His parts are less show but pure performance. Here are 3 to choose from. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...e=Swiftech+Inc. That $199 kit is not only good because it has a d5 pump, if you ever want to expand your system, you can still use these parts.
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http://www.petrastechshop.com/pecoel.html
save up and get a better system, don't cheap out because you will end up just wanting to upgrade and having to need better parts.
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To tell you the truth, Da, I'm out of a job, and I'm just doing this as a way to spend time and whatever money I have left in my Mod fund, which, after a new PSU and Case, will be about $100... So Id rather go with cheap now, and just swap the cheap stuff to other builds if I end up upgrading. However, I do agree with your logic. If I were to have a limitless budget, I would go with the more Expensive, reputable setup. However, I don't =/ Maybe down the line a ways...
Any one else have advice? I do like the Swiftech h20-120. Thanks for the link!
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Get a Bonnie heater core..Bonnie ..Or do your own barrbs..
..Barbs for heatercore? Use some decent cfm fans on it, at least this size.86cfm Pana ..You have to use a shroud with a heater core to get the best cooling out of it... ..How to make a dual heater core fan shroud.. ..Easy to make Shroud for the Bonnie ..How To: Build A Performance Shroud A Via Aqua pump..How To silence a Via Aqua ..Keep it out of the case, they can be a little leaky.... A cheap CPU block....Swiftech Apogee GT Use 10% any anti-freeze the rest distilled water.. Then just cheap tubing from the hardware store...Not pretty but it will give you pretty good performance for a CPU only loop...Some automotive worm drive clamps and your set.. I'll leave you a few links to read and my cleaning and set-up PDF, be sure to read all the stickies here, there is a amazing amount of info in them... ..Water Cooling - In English ..Assembling your Custom Watercooling Setup ..D-Tek Fuzion install tip! (Or why you should clean new blocks) ..Poll: Push or pull configuration for Radiators ..PC Water Coolant Chemistry - Part I ..Cooling - An In-Depth Look
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**Water Cooling Essential Threads**Relay Wiring **480 GTX-Temp's w/wo Shrouds **TEC Essential Threads ** E8600 @ 5.75Ghz 10x **E7200 @ 4.5Ghz 9x **5000BE @ 3.5Ghz 10x**150 Opty @ 3.2Ghz 12x**
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Awesome! thanks ira-k! I would +rep you, but... well, you know ^_^
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Hey NP..
...That will cool the Brisbane well...
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**Water Cooling Essential Threads**Relay Wiring **480 GTX-Temp's w/wo Shrouds **TEC Essential Threads ** E8600 @ 5.75Ghz 10x **E7200 @ 4.5Ghz 9x **5000BE @ 3.5Ghz 10x**150 Opty @ 3.2Ghz 12x**
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Heh, I hope so =p I'm sick of this 48c wall I'm hitting lol...
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What are your ambient temp's like? On my BE I was hitting 12-14C over ambient @ 3500mhz or so, thats with around a 25C ambient....You should be able to keep it under 20C over ambient with a rig like that or a little better, as long as your room temp's aren't to high... The fans and shrouds you use on it will have as much to do with temp's as anything..Build a decent air tight shroud and run at least those 86cfm Pana on it...These would be better if noise isn't really a problem..115cfm Pana .There what I use...120x38mm fans have a better pressure and can scavenge air through your rad more effectively then 120x25mm fans can...Keeping your rad out of the case will give you a little better cooling also..
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**Water Cooling Essential Threads**Relay Wiring **480 GTX-Temp's w/wo Shrouds **TEC Essential Threads ** E8600 @ 5.75Ghz 10x **E7200 @ 4.5Ghz 9x **5000BE @ 3.5Ghz 10x**150 Opty @ 3.2Ghz 12x**
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Oops, I posted in the wrong thread, lol... Well, while I'm here, I don't think I'm going with WC right away, I think I'll go with a High-performance Air cooling setup for now. I just bought an Antec Ninehundred, and I don't really have the funds for WC right now, Nor do I have the need for it =p When I buy the Phenom, I'll buy a quality setup =) I plan to push the Phenom HARD ^_^
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Last edited by ShopRat : 08-09-08 at 12:30 AM. |
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