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thisisgold
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 Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 7:11 am Post subject: Water cooling |
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Hey guys,
Im getting my Water cooling loop in the mail today 
Can't wait. Its a custom loop with the following components:
Swiftech Apogee GT
D5 Vario
MCR320
7/16 tubing
Fillport for T-Line
I will post pics later on.
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Cheetah
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Very nice. I plan on installing watercooling within the next few months, most likely 2 loops because I'll have a heavily overclocked dual core, 2 3870's, and a hot northbridge to cool.
Why'd you choose a T-line rather than a res though?
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thisisgold
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| Cheetah wrote: | Very nice. I plan on installing watercooling within the next few months, most likely 2 loops because I'll have a heavily overclocked dual core, 2 3870's, and a hot northbridge to cool.
Why'd you choose a T-line rather than a res though? |
T-Line uses less space and is easier to fill the loop. I res can potentially crack. T-Lines are flexable and you can put it anywhere.
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