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06-12-2006, 06:56 PM
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Watercooled system
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What's a decent water cooled system for my AMD64 X2 ?
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06-12-2006, 07:30 PM
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You want a kit, or do you want the best performance?
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You want a kit, or do you want the best performance?
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Actually leme back track....
I want something that will cool better than traditional fans. I want to run a machine in a hot environment with proper cooling to keep it running efficiently.
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06-12-2006, 08:26 PM
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Price limit?
A crappy (read: just as good as normal air, but with water in its name) water cooling setup will set you back about $100.
Gigabyte's system is good for its $150 price tag and then after that you start going into Swifttech and Waterchill area which go from $200 up to $450.
This is about the best budget system for water cooling you're going to find: http://www.frozencpu.com/ex-wat-92.html
Now, I dont think water cooling is ever nessacary for a stock clocked system. I think tradiontal air cooling (check Zalman's 9500 for a godo queit but great performaning solution) is plenty unless you really want to OC.
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I think he is worried about overheating because the outside air temp will be hot which normal fans wont work very well if its already over 120 degrees somewhere.
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You could always stick a tank of liquid nitrogen in there
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just but your tower in the refrigerator, drill some holes throught he side of it right below the keg tap and then bobs your uncle.. and you would be closer to the beer anyways.. plus you already have a fridge.....

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just but your tower in the refrigerator, drill some holes throught he side of it right below the keg tap and then bobs your uncle.. and you would be closer to the beer anyways.. plus you already have a fridge.....

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I seriously considered this, however, I'd be worried about humidity/condensation within the fridge..... might be worth the test though.
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