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May 30th, 2008
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| Join Date: May 2008
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|  Re: Is a Water-Cooling System Necessary? Quote:
  Persephone: MM-U2 QX9650 DFI LT X38 2 x HD3870 X-fire 4 x Raid 0 Raptor 74gig Freya: DD-Torture Rack Q9650 ES Arriving 6/26 eVGA 780i 2 x XFX 8800GT SLI (not reference design)  1 x WD 640 Sammy: RocketFish -> LL-343B soon. Intel L7520 Lindenberg Chipset 2 x Intel Xeon Sossoman 2.0ghz 4 x 1 GiG DDR2 - 667 ECC  Passive Config Personal Server. Erinyes: AMD Spider Phenom 9850 HD3870 or HD3850's Debating. 2 x 1gb Crucial Tracers 1066 No happy with the system right now cpu wise. | |
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June 4th, 2008
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| Re: Is a Water-Cooling System Necessary? Do not water cool if you are budget conscious and averse to tinkering with your machine. There isn't such a thing as great, budget water cooling. Water cooling provides questionable marginal returns on investment. It will always be a poor choice for the cost conscious. The gains are often considerable only if you are willing to plough in sizable sums, at least compared with high end air cooling. However, it will allow you to improve on load temps and/or minimize sound levels. I personally haven't met a top performing silent water cooling system because enthusiasts are ever willing to have multiple triple or quad radiators and multiple pumps. Havings aid that, I spend a very large sum on water cooling annually because this is my hobby, because it pushes my performance envelope, and because it ultimately makes me happy. |
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June 4th, 2008
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| Join Date: May 2008
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| Re: Is a Water-Cooling System Necessary? Quote:
AHAHAHAHAHa iany you got invited in here too? LOL... parker is gonna get jumped soon. :marchmellow: Persephone: MM-U2 QX9650 DFI LT X38 2 x HD3870 X-fire 4 x Raid 0 Raptor 74gig Freya: DD-Torture Rack Q9650 ES Arriving 6/26 eVGA 780i 2 x XFX 8800GT SLI (not reference design) 1 x WD 640 Sammy: RocketFish -> LL-343B soon. Intel L7520 Lindenberg Chipset 2 x Intel Xeon Sossoman 2.0ghz 4 x 1 GiG DDR2 - 667 ECC Passive Config Personal Server. Erinyes: AMD Spider Phenom 9850 HD3870 or HD3850's Debating. 2 x 1gb Crucial Tracers 1066 No happy with the system right now cpu wise. | |
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June 4th, 2008
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| piano boy is dangerous.  | Re: Is a Water-Cooling System Necessary? Quote:
*later*  *Dangit!*   LOL... | |
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June 4th, 2008
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| Packers Fanboi  | Re: Is a Water-Cooling System Necessary? That's exactely what I'd like, lol. Out of my price range, though. I'm running a cheap coolermaster aquagate duo viva... got it used on ebay for cheap, and it does work better than air cooling that I've tried, at least the air cooling that would be in the same price range. Sure, it's not the best... but it works really, really well compared to stock.  e6300@3.33ghz|Asus P5k-e WiFi| 4gb OCZ ReaperX|2x 3870's|1.3tb storage space|MSI tv tuner. |
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June 4th, 2008
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| Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 5
| Re: Is a Water-Cooling System Necessary? There goes the forum, right? hehe |
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