yeah 7/16" fits 1/2" barbs..it will be tighter than 1/2" if u having issue fitting it in...as advice by mtz put the head of the tubing in to hot water to make it easier to fit in the barbs

@superfly... hey thanks for answering on my behalf hehe...

npnp... hope to get my stuffs soon...and still considering between 7/16" or 1/2"

haha.. if like dat i would like to give a try laa... i want 2 meter of the tubing.. bro metalzone can u msg me the details?

update:

hahaa.. got my item olready.. i was sleeping n suddent when i woke up the item arrived already.. thanks to metalzone.

This post has been edited by cookietiau: May 18 2007, 11:02 PM

does anybody know where to find 92mm radiator or where to do custom 1...

maybe u can go to air cond repair shop.. especially car air cond.. u can try ur luck at electronic repair shop...

but mebbe a bit pricey.. y dont u just use 120mm rad?

Go to radiator shops (you can ask car repair people where to find such shops). They can mod the radiator for you too, but you might have to make a very customised order if you want a 92mm radiator. Probably have to cut an existing radiator into half-most of the radiators those shops have are at least 200mm across.

yup...just like my rad which is about 210 mm...dunno how to put hing around my casing ...maybe i will DIY a new frame for my casing....hope to post my wc set up in this thread

My friend told me that his PC is freaking hot when OCed (around 70C). So i decided to make a CPU waterblock for him as i have a spare copper block lying around. Was having a lil bit of problems drilling the water channels (wish i had a CNC machine at home). In the end all was ok.....

Selfmade CPU block test running


didn't take pics in the process of making...sorry

DIY rad....or watever you can call it....didn't put alu fins on th rad, but it's doing it's job....temps idling at 44c and 50c on full load...

Mind showing how the cpu block looks like? Somehow I can't see much copper from the picture alone.

yah... mind showing off more of ur creation??? very interested here...

i like the rad...lol...but what are you using as the pump?

hahaha...you won't believe it....i'm using normal fish pump....1000l/h.....

what brand please? Using cyber aqua.....3m HMax and 2650 lph...roflmao...D5 performance anyone?

Owh to qualify to post, included this



This post has been edited by almostthere: Jul 11 2007, 12:53 AM

nice....i just dump the whole pump in a pail

dun bother much as my fren isn't complaining....i dunno whether there is miracle...but my creation somehow works wonders....

almostthere meant to say that the flow ratings only tell half the story. max head pressure plays a big role as well, and heat dump... speaking of that...
haha... check out one of my pumps:

Wow...150w....i tot my MAG-7 is the highest (68w).

I am looking for retail water cooling with can cool both my CPU and GPU. My CPU reached 70'C meanwhile my GPU reached 90'C last nite during a full load.

Got 1 shop selling CM Aquagate RL-HUC-E8U2 which can cool both at incredible RM399. However, it support up to 940 socket and not AM2. Please advise.

Owh, ehm, go buy that one if you're the type who doesn't love your money.
That thing is a piece of crap.

Bro, please recommend a good liquid cooling system which able to cool both my cpu and gpu. Really urgent and really hot.