12Volts - 3Feet
24Volts - 10Feet

That doesn't seem a little.
At least that's what swiftech website states.

Mana swiftech cakap?

According to Cathar ngan Maxxracer, more then 13v does not yield any real gains except increased temps. And never take swiftech's data without at least a grain of salt

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=41495

and isit 13.8 feet HMax and wattage is 24W shawty?

This post has been edited by almostthere: Jul 7 2007, 12:21 AM

Yeah it is able to be fed with voltage up to 24volts for input flexibility lah (coz bear in mind this is also an industrial pump). But as almostthere has mentioned, there is no noticeable increase in performance at more than 12.8volts, only more heat dump. I nvr bothered to overvolt my D5 though. The AquaXtreme 50Z benefits from overvolting more than the D5 though.

Sorry la bang, aku newbie lagi dalam WC ni, jangan la marah.

Yeah, thanks for the explanation boss!

then will undervolt to d5 is possible???

Finally after over a year hiatus, back into the wet end of cooling

all,

just a quick question here...any water cooling will definitely have a better cooling performance over air cooling?

is this true?
i am considering getting a water cooling set...Thermaltake BigWater 735 ATX/BTX Liquid Cooling System probably... just want to make sure so not to waste my money...

currently i'm using Zalman cnps9500 heatsink...

Not true. You're better off with high end heatsinks than low end water-cooling.
We covered this just a few pages back:
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/180866/+1660#

You better save your money rather than getting that crappy bgiwater.
If you're serious in getting into watercooling, get ready to spend at least RM5xx.

or search around in garage sales for good used unit of wc... ther r a few for around rm500 to rm700... good luck

Now Thermalright also wanna play watercooling.

Thermalright XWB-01 CPU Waterblock

Product Link:
http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_product_xwb_01.htm

Picture:


More Picture:
http://www.thermalright.com/a_images/pic/XWB-01-main.jpg

Features:
* High-performance supermicro-channel design increasing volume and speed of flow, in direct contact with copper base
* Tight and sturdy mounting mechanism tailored to the specs of gaming motherboards
* Quick and easy installation
* All copper block and lid for minimal oxidation effect and erosion

Pic of it mounted



And I don't like the fact it's micro channels are too fine

Possibly flow restrictive which defeats such a design's aim

hmm is this is ur setup ?

if yes post some result .... would be great to for reference..

That's not his setup lar.
almostthere is showing an example how the Thermalright waterblock is mounted on the motherboard.

any comments bout CM Aquagate S1 ? asyik2 swiftech jek...jeles ni..heahheahhea

Because spending money on CM or Tt watercooling sets is an equivalent to throwing money into the drain. Either you get a good watercooling setup or you stick to good air cooling

wahseh..CM and TT same aaaa?

Correct.
It's better for you to throw your money into longkang rather than spending on those two watercooling kit.

hahahha .. seems like sHawTY is really damn pissed off with TT or CM WC stuffs...

but anyway that's the very truth coz I was one of the TT wc user that got disappointed so much despite RM500+ that spent on the sucky TT wc kit ...

No match to a high end air cooler ... and far from real WC kit ...

If really running low on budget than Gigabyte is a better option ..

at least doesn't performs too bad ...

almostthere boss, now no more ghetto Storm already ah?