2009/12/03 07:30:29
pwnzorz
im gonna order rads and pumps for now.
gonna do some research on tubing and fittings now and waterblocks will be next on the list.
2009/12/03 07:36:47
voklskier4452
overclocker333

voklskier4452

sure you could get some CM fans, but the ultra kaze will blow them away (literally).  plus with the fan controller you can simply turn them down to a volume level you like, and then when you need the extra juice you can crank them up to 11.  Also don't forget to factor in that the fans i suggested are a 38mm fan and pwn the CM fans in static pressure ;)


 
First person that has agreed with me on that... smart... very smart!  Even smarter with 250cfm Deltas!  But at least you can use an average controller with the Kaze... not so with the Delta's


i done be edumacated... and the fan controller i linked is pretty beastly, 3amps 45w per channel will handle most fans.. for example, these:  http://www.weirdstuff.com/cgi-bin/item/18097

but maybe not these babies:
http://nz.mouser.com/Sear...pAuNMYK5eDEIFf7toLQ%3d

2009/12/03 07:48:34
pwnzorz
whats your opinion on
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=59_413_414&products_id=21659

2009/12/03 07:50:12
voklskier4452
1/4" ID is no good.. well at least not outside of Europe

look for 3/8" ID minimum
2009/12/03 07:51:59
pwnzorz
alright, i dont want huge tubing, so im gonna see what i can find.
i want an OD to be 3/8
2009/12/03 07:53:42
voklskier4452
trust me on this.. you do want 3/8" ID at an absolute minimum.. the flow will suck with 1/4" ID
2009/12/03 07:53:50
overclocker333
 
 
 
 
 
voklskier4452

top one:  http://www.under-the-ice....52&products_id=151
made by RunMC, he can be found there or on the XS forums
he claims -40c under load from a i7 (1.53vcore 4.9ghz)  this claim has been backed up by many people, he underrates them substantially

the second one is an unfinished SS being made by Sdumper, he can be found at either http://www.blazingpc.com/forum/ or the XS forums.
he claims -32c under a 300w load for $600 delivered or -30c under a 200w load for $450


 
 
 
TYVM!!!
 
 
I think I have been to all of those places... but that is good info in a nut shell!
 
How do I mark this post as HELPFUL?
2009/12/03 07:56:11
pwnzorz
okay so in that case i'm gonna have to go with atleast 1/2 OD?
2009/12/03 07:58:56
pwnzorz
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=22667
how's this stuff?
or would you still recommend the primoflex? i'm open to other opinions.
2009/12/03 08:03:25
voklskier4452
actually what pump did you buy?.. if you got the MCP-655 (aka laing D5) you will need to get 1/2" ID or buy something like this that lets you use alternate fittings
http://www.performance-pc...&products_id=24934

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