[zacbrain]

has anyone been to the one in richardson? does it have water cooling supplies?

 

[dr4gon]

been there, but dont know lol.

didnt even think of it, looks like a better stock than fry's, but theres tax

, no shipping though

http://www.microcenter.com/search_re...x=0&submit.y=0

 

[intence]

I remember seeing some kits when I was there, I didn't specifically look for supplies.

They also have great CPU prices, as they match the "major online retailers" (basically Newegg's price) on CPUs. You still have to pay tax, but you can get your item right away

 

[da9pwnsu]

i work at a california micro center, they have a good selection of custom water cooling supplies

 

[zacbrain]

thanks guys

i might work there later when i get license

im going there friday for a radiator

and some dye.

 

[phantomgrave]

You better get green dye!

 

[zacbrain]

Quote:

Originally Posted by phantomgrave You better get green dye!

i am phantom i am

 

[Mootsfox]

Upgrade your hardware first. Watercooling would be a waste

 

[zacbrain]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mootsfox Upgrade your hardware first. Watercooling would be a waste

gimmie ur opty

 

[Mootsfox]

Quote:

Originally Posted by zacbrain gimmie ur opty

nu sorry kthx bai!

I just don't think watercooling something that doesn't get hot (3500+) would be a good expenditure.

 

[dr4gon]

lol that's a good place to check for some of the cheaper components (dye) for example, since $5 shipping is excessive!!!

 

[zacbrain]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mootsfox nu sorry kthx bai! I just don't think watercooling something that doesn't get hot (3500+) would be a good expenditure.

my load is 50º since im in texas >_> and my idle is 40...

 

[RickJS]

Mine has a TON of water cooling stuff. Why wouldnt yours?

 

[Xerasyte]

Nothing wrong with those temps. Not enough to warrant water cooling if you ask me...