Watercooling check

Sinny

Sinny

Sinny

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Hi, im nearly ready to go watercooling just waiting for the money to go in so i thought id plan in advance, their is a few problems with this as it has parts i cant use in it (only put them in to get an idea of the price) as the cpu block and
rad are not in stock from where i want to get it from.

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CPU block change - EK-Wave LGA 775 (when in stock)

Radiator Change - Black Ice GTX240 (when released)

Laing DDC-1 Ultra 18watt Pump with Plexi Top - (when in stock)

and 2 orange uv fans instead of the green. current system it will be fitted into in my sig, comments welcome =)
 
D-tek fuzion cpu block £40

Thermochill PA 120.2 £50

Laing DDC-1 Ultra 18watt Pump with Plexi Top

Bay res £20 - £25

Yate loon 2 x 120mm fans £9

3 metre 1/2" tubing £6~
 
Get 120mm fans. (Yate Loons or Scythe S-flex) Thermochill rad and D-tek FuZion CPU block is what I suggest. :)
 
Raikiri said:
D-tek fuzion cpu block £40

Thermochill PA 120.2 £50

Laing DDC-1 Ultra 18watt Pump with Plexi Top

Bay res £20 - £25

Yate loon 2 x 120mm fans £9

3 metre 1/2" tubing £6~
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i like the look of the Ek cpu block more to be honest, any reason not to go for it?
 
Yeah, the Fuzion is better put simply :p

I'm sure there is nothing wrong with the EK but for the money you're spending you may as well get the best.
 
Raikiri said:
Yeah, the Fuzion is better put simply :p

I'm sure there is nothing wrong with the EK but for the money you're spending you may as well get the best.
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aye, i keep changing my mind between the cpu blocks, all the rest of my stuff seems fine, i really wanted a clear cpu block so i can look at it flowing around, any chances that d-tek may produce a clear version?
 
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