amd_hardcore
so the moral here if you use 3rd party block , dont use CHAP AYAM pump.....



Well.... 1st, sori 2 hear bout ur pc..... How's ur 8800??? Working fine???

U said dun use CHAP AYAM pump rite..... Nirox P3800 ok ar???

I sudah TAKUT laa.... Summore I m 1st time WC..... lagi TAKUT....




This post has been edited by rozz_1291: Dec 30 2007, 01:30 AM

there's nothing wrong using cap ayam pumps here. I've used cap ayam pumps for 7 years and none has given me any problems. What you need to find out before buying is these:

1. Make sure it's an inline based pump, submerged one's will spoil after awhile if not submerged.
2. What's the flowrate and head pressure (Units: QMax and HMax)
3. Is the inlet and outlet able to use brass barbs which can be screwed on straight away? (Trust me, some pumps require the use of a platic adapot, that you don't want)
4. What's the power consumption as remember that maain law of energy conservation which is
net energy in (power consumed) = pumping power + losses (Heat)

Do your research well and you might just come away a happy user

that's just so much for a beginner to learn I guess ...

it's a good advice for everyone as well ....

hi can i ask u wat brand water block is best??

No... Look for Mr. MetalZone

I dont know the exact difference between both of the pump. But 650 is slightly weaker than 655. That for sure.

If u want to bend, you dont have to change to 3/8... U should consider 7/16 tubing.. Can bend better and you dont have to use clamp on 1/2 bard

SWIFTECH WATER BLOCK OR THERMALTAKE WATER BLOCK WHICH BETTER??

swiftech.

ur pm full, pls remove.

OK I WILL DELETE NOW , NOW U CAN PM ME ALREDY OK?

swiftech vs thermaltake isnt even a comparison

Well...... thankx a lot..... I've purchase already a pump 4rom AoiNatsume..... Gud fella... helping me a lot... Anyway....... he is building me a Nirox pump..... So.... maybe he should know more.... Bcuz, I know NOTHING huahuahua.....




This post has been edited by rozz_1291: Dec 31 2007, 01:08 AM

Swiftech of course.

If u just spend some time to google or just browse through the forum, you will know. It is a very stupid question. Like they said, it is not a fair comparision also.

P.S. Please dont type with ALL CAPS. Hard to read.

WTA...which Watercooling kit is value for money..interested on WC.......Budjet not above RM400....GC or CPU also can.

i am planing to build this setup to cool a q6600

D-Tek Fuzion CPU Block
MCP655B Water Pump
MCRES-Micro Reservoir


other than that i need ppl recomand me a nice rad... a nice triple rad enuf...and other than tat all those tubes i duno which to take...see also confuese so many size...1st timer going for wc..pls help

This post has been edited by intothefantasy: Dec 31 2007, 02:03 AM

Try Cooler Master Aquagate mini n Thermaltake Bigwater...... Its not soooooo...... gud laa but thats value for money....

U could get Cooltrek, Alphacool, Swiftech or ThermolChill P.A. series ...

Tube wise u could get Clearflex or Masketeer ... I prefer Masketeer due it's transparency ..

Tube size and barb u could could do follow matching:

Barb: 3/8 Tube: 3/8
Barb: 1/2 Tube: 1/2

Just make sure the Barb thread size fit ur radiator as well.. commonly labeled as 1/4 or G4 size ....

I only recognized Gigabyte Water Cooling kit as value for money kit ...

others just hard to recommend ..

RM400 isnt enough, but the thing which i love most about water cooling is that you can expand it step by step. But in order to do so, something which you MUST have would be a dual rad at least. And a decent one is approx RM200+. And a decent waterblock would be the Apogee GT which is approx RM199. This 2 item itself would total around RM450, including a nirox pump + tubing, a T-line and cheap tubings id suggest you prepare at least RM550.

Now Pokai ....wait until CYN only can affort high end WC........

Good choice but dont forget to get those Fuzion Nozzle also. Will help ur performance ALOT.

If u plan to cool ur cpu only, just get those dual radiator is good enough. As the performance gain by using triple radiator on cpu is minimal compare to dual.

As for tubing, like stated by Doom... Just go for those 1/2 size tubing as 3/8 is too small and kind of hard to find IMO.

You need to determine which type of coolant to use also. e.g.

1. Distalled Water Only.
2. Distilled Water with Biocide mixture.
3. Those famous PC Ice Coolant.

Good luck ~! Welcome to WC group.

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Added on December 31, 2007, 1:45 pmif u cant afford now, save up the money first and at least prepare around RM600-RM700 for a decent setup.

Dont waste ur money on those cheap/lousy watercooling as you will regret and it is freaking hard to resell those stuff.

This post has been edited by irangan: Dec 31 2007, 01:45 PM

hahaha...... Start saving then...... As irangan said, get a decent setup so u wont regret later.......

PA120.2 dual rad good? for cooling cpu triple rad wont gain much ar? wat is Fuzion Nozzle? where can i get d nozzle? i gogle it seems like a accelerator kit...

This post has been edited by intothefantasy: Dec 31 2007, 02:30 PM