Very nice indeed Btw, I thought the PSU should be mounted with the fan downwards? How's the load/idle temps like?

This post has been edited by clawhammer: Dec 19 2007, 02:54 AM

Hope to hear some results from you In fact I'm also thinking of making a loop myself as those fans are simply too noisy

In conclusion, are there big differences between Apogee and Fuzion?

Wow, that's a 4-5 degrees drop It's worth spending on the Fuzion then.

I'm just curious if anyone here tried out those basic water cooling kits from Thermaltake and Cooler Master. I wonder how do they perform

You've used one before? Kind to share your experiences with it?

I understand and of course if you compare a proper WC system, these would definitely turn out less effective.
What I'd like to know is how "bad" is bad? Does it mean the R120 performs worse than Ultra Extreme for example? Is it on par, etc? These are the things and for somenoe that has used a high end air cooling and such kits, perhaps they can share their actual experiences.

Thanks irangan. The DTEK block looks very nice It seems that people normally get Swiftech pumps (12V DC) compared to Eheim or other AC pumps already.

Tell me what else are there apart from Swiftech which runs DC?

Thanks irangan and I'm starting to read more about water cooling these days to get myself updated.

Yeah, I used to have a WC rig with my AthonXP I'd love to get one up and running but I need to save some money first (poor old man)

Normally for water cooling setup, the idle and load temp difference is rather minimal. Bad mount?

Did you touch the water? Is it hot?

My E2140 is just as hot. Load temps can be 64C even on IFX-14 but I'm putting in 1.5Vcore

Makes sense to me since you're about 10C lower with water. I guess those chips are just simply too hot.

I responded on the other thread and yes, Core Temp reports a 10C higher temp with our E21xx

If you look at the Tjunction, it has been increased to "100".

Generally we don't really need to watercool RAM unless it's as hot as the Ballistix Tracer

It'll be good to try out but still expensive for now
I'm thinking of doing some bulk for radiator from the US

Thermochill is possible but it's really very expensive. We're paying almost double compared to a normal radiator unit

That Apogee GT is a decent block The problem with using Nirox pumps are that it runs on AC power.