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03-24-06
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new to watercooling
im looking into watercooling. i wanna start now before i do a rig rebuild, so as to see if i like it i was looking at this
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03-24-06
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Expensive air cooling would be close to the temps that kit would achieve. For more overall performance Id sell your current mobo and cpu and get a little better setup so that x850 can get unbottleknecked. If you really wanna /wc id spend the next couple of weeks looking for used parts on the forum and read up a little.
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03-24-06
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A Big Typoon would out-perform that system.
If you are going to go kit, you want to stick to Swiftech kits. (Maybe Thermaltake)
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03-25-06
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im looking at the http://www.xoxide.com/swiftech-h2o-80-micro.html also, it seems a lot better. what do you think?
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03-25-06
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if you really want to go kit, i would reccomend the swifttech H220, it has a dual 120mm fan radiator instead of the small one in the 120 kit, so your system will be cooler. But i dont know youre price range but might be worth it to compare the systems http://www.jab-tech.com/Swiftech-Ape...0-pr-3198.html
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03-25-06
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03-25-06
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im actually looking at that one right now.............i may get it!!!! cause thay have a kit that cools the chipset, the vga and the cpu...heck what more could i ask for? 
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03-27-06
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