Apogee is better when u are using lower hmax pump because its not as restrictive as Storm. Storm will only shines when u pair it with a high pressure pump which would yield way better results than Apogee. That is because of their design and the way the waterblock work is different.

Apogee is cheaper because their cost to make it is cheaper compared to Storm which uses CNC machined DelrinŽ Acetal with 35 mini jets.

How's the brasso ? Doing good on the waterblock ?

Yeah, that's the one. We use it to polish the waterblock if there's any dirt or any build up on the surface. Making it shinier and more efficient while absorbing heat.

Nothing special actually with the steps. Firstly clean the waterblock with zippo lighter fluid, then rub the brasso on the waterblock parts that u wanted to clean. Leave it around 2 minutes and rub it off. Then clean with zippo lighter fluid again and let it dry. That's all.

That kit performs well for the price paid. Irenic used it last time and he recommends that kit for starters.

If its a MCP650 don't worry. It would provide sufficient head pressure to work with the storm.

Im using a DIY one using Glade plastic container. It looks fine and cheap to assemble too.

Well, i tried to help you with my method. Firstly soak the tubings with warm water, then take a wire and wrap around an old pieces of kain buruk(rags). Then pull it through the tubings until the other side. That should do it.

Im using Petronas battery water for 2 years already, no problem at all.

Mine, when i used coolant there's those milky stuff. Now 100% battery water no more problems.

Not recommended.

I only clean my loop like 6 months once, sometimes longer as im using only battery water and there's nothing to be cleaned also. I only need a minor topup every months because some of the water evaporated because my room are very hot in the afternoon.

This post has been edited by uzairi: Dec 22 2006, 09:20 PM

Hello all. David tell me when u got the D5 in stocks.

Mostly, those so called uv coolant would only result in milky coloured tubings. Better if you use 100% distilled water in the first place.

The problem were caused because the "screw" not long enough.

Maintenance, maybe you need to clean the fans and the radiator as it might get dusty in the long run. Maybe you need to topup the reservoir once in a while too. Once a year, maybe you can overhauled the LCS and change the liquid. That's all, to me it is not that bad.

Not Air Besar for sure, you will regret choosing it.

This post has been edited by uzairi: Jun 22 2007, 03:56 PM

Better to do so, if not you'll regret buying it all your life. LOL

Sargeant, long time never see you. Mana tercampak ?

Dont forget to put some pictures of your wc setup bro. Its great to see more and more people are into watercooling.

@AoiNatsume

How long you've been using the P3800 ?

Last time a lot of P3800 were killed because overheating. P2800 is a better solution and they produce less heat too. Mine survived until i change to MCP 650. Just beware of the rattling sound, you wont know what would happen later.

D4 and D5 are almost identical except that D5 produces less heat.

Not sure about the D4 being the weaker sibling but im using it and it works like charm so far. *touchwood*

This post has been edited by uzairi: Jan 4 2008, 07:41 PM