Condolenses to you ianho... maybe ur MCP350 are the unlucky ones... Look at the bright side, hey there's MCP655 waiting for u ler..

ianho : that fluval pump are good ones.. if im not mistaken made in italy.. another one is HAGEN, also made in italy.. i only got the small pump so cant be use since the flowrate are just too low...

Haha.. my casing oso last time banjir due to the leaks caused by improper sealing of the pump (nirox p2800 maa...). But watercooling really is a good hobby actually since it makes our brain thinks on how to improve the temp.. For me la.. hahahahha

Who's Storm Mr Sargeant?

allngap.. any update on ur wc kits ?

Maybe its bcoz u set the MBM to update the values in shorter time period ? Mine i put to work at an interval of 10 seconds...

well i think ur temp is quite low.. try to prime and see how the temp increase..

Nice reservoir Allngap.. Long time never lepak with all you guys.. it seems that everyone's getting storm eh? Post la the result here after u DERA it.. hahahah

Nice temp u have there irenic. Im waiting my new toys to arrive, itchy to play with water again. *BIGGRIN*

How much can ur X2 baby go at 1.45v ? 43c can be considered a nice load temp.

Apparently the bulk for getting those cool watercooling stuff already ended. Maybe you can try your luck later. BTW here's the link --> http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=219878

Ive already informed him and he was saying that he's just surveying on the prices of those stuff. Any takers for Aleune stuff ?

WC kits in lowyat are increasing eventough its just AIR BESAR. Mostly ppl who started playing with water start with those kits since its the easiet one to find and sooner they upgrade to a better kit with more expensive price. Even me are getting addicted again to water. Hahaha..

Yah, last time they do have it but most ppl who are into WC came from lowyat.net and the numbers are small. Maybe OP decided not to bring anymore because there's little demand and the costs bringing those stuff are a bit expensive.

Aleune is withdrawing his order but the stuff already on the way. So if you're interested you can take what Aleune had already ordered by telling Metalzone about it.

Any GPU wb would do good depending on the price. You can try The DD Maze 4 GPU but its costs more a bit than others.

A bit busy lah this sem summore no new toys to play.. Just sit down and look at you playing with your toys lor..

Haiya.. Don't say out loud lah.. Later if im done with it i'll sure you guys will acknowledge about it.. Dun worry lah..

Last time im using a mixture of radiator coolant with battery water and in a few months i can see those green stuff sticked to the inner part of the tubings, damn mafan lah.. Now using only battery water and it works great for me. If you still insist on using coolant sargeant do recommend 1-2 capfull of coolant for the setup.

This post has been edited by uzairi: Dec 26 2005, 02:51 AM

Coolant are use to have the UV effects and somesay to minimise the copper oxidisation. But to me i just use plain battery water and it's enough without the oxidisation issues.

Hahaha.. Im just a follower.

Im oso using 486DX rig.



What amok said is right, car coolant just increases the temp around 1-2c and its meant to be an anti rust, anti boil and anti freeze. So its not nessasary for us to use it unless u want the UV effect and for those who dont use pure 100% distilled water or battery water.

This post has been edited by uzairi: Dec 27 2005, 07:56 PM

IIRC RO is Reverse Osmosis, let's quote from Wikipedia.
In simple terms, reverse osmosis is the process of pushing a solution through a filter that traps the solute on one side and allows the pure solvent to be obtained from the other side. More formally, it is the process of forcing a solvent from a region of high solute concentration through a membrane to a region of low solute concentration by applying a pressure in excess of the osmotic pressure. The membrane here is semipermeable, meaning it allows the passage of solvent but not of solute.

More of it is here --> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Osmosis