my current dual radis mount inside the case...

so i think it effect the temp lah....

Hi all,im getting a SG03 and from the information i got, My CPU cooler cannot exceed 78mm in height,want to ask the sifus here got any recommendations for good performance,and not-so-tall waterblocks. After adding tubes must be lower than 78mm. I know my Bigwater SE can do it,but im not really satisfied with Bigwater's performance. If possible,i would like a 1/2" tube WC system. Thanks.

you can try the Swiftech H2O-120 Compact, check out this thread.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/452419

Hi there, i would like to get some comment from u guys regarding Thermaltake Bigwater 735 Liquid cooling kit.. is this Cooling Kit value for money and perfomance wise???

TT 735

Thermaltake WC kit no worth to go, better invest the same money to get hight end heatsink(eg:thermalright )

if u want to get WC kit get swiftech, danger den, d-tek etc, but you need to spend more.

This post has been edited by hiphop: Dec 29 2007, 04:37 PM

Yah prepare 1.2K to start off with it ... else better not even invest into it at all ..

Highend air cooler or premium water cooling kit ...that's the two path ..

May I ask here...... Has any1 tried replacing coolant wit sumthing else??? Instead of distilled water ofcourse..... Like car coolant....... Can use ar???

1st timer WC......



This post has been edited by rozz_1291: Dec 31 2007, 12:16 AM

As long it is liquid, you can use it in your system but of course dont put those stuff that can damage ur setup. Hehe... Some of my friend used battery, car coolant, motor coolant and so on. But in the end, distilled water plus biocide is the best

Ok then, i use car coolant lor...... Cheaper also..... Pour sum in my car n WC......hehehe But if i m not mistaken, battery water is distilled.... Plus, wat is biocide??? Sori, 1st timer here...... Dunno nothing......

True also... But alot of battery water is actually tap water.. So make sure u get those branded battery water. Hehe..

Biocide ar... Wait ar.. I go google. Haha.. Dont know how to explain in detail



Conclusion... Its will prevent alga from growing in ur coolant. e.g. those Swiftech Hydrx (MetalZone selling it for Rm20 each bottle). Just mix it with distilled water (5%) and use it as ur coolant.

Nothing to sorry about.... Everyone is newbie before

This post has been edited by irangan: Dec 31 2007, 01:51 PM

Aiyaa...... 4got bout checking in google..... wasting ur time only...... Thanks, appreciate it . Yup i order already 1 of those 4rom MetalZone.....

Its ok... hehe...

Remember to use clean/distilled water to mix the hydrx. And remember to clean ur radiator and block nicely before installing it.

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Added on January 5, 2008, 12:29 pmNew Dtek Fuzion Mounting

With Back Plate.



Better pressure and prevent ur mobo from bow..

Dont know should get or not as I already using a back plate.

This post has been edited by irangan: Jan 5 2008, 12:30 PM

if i use this water block (Swiftech Storm Waterblock)..can nirox p2800 support it??

sure can~

Here is some pics of my new setup and dual loop cooling, all tight fit in my Old Stacker...

Dual Loop Cooling of my new system, watercooled CPU,NB and GPU. Dual Pump, MCP650 (D4) and D-Tek DB-1.

Day Shot.

Fuzion Block From Asus and MCW-60 for 8800gt share the same loop using 3/8 tubings.

Shot From another angle.

Drivebay Mounted MCR-220QP

This post has been edited by lichyetan: Jan 8 2008, 11:43 AM

Gud work..... How come got 2 res??? Must use 2 ar???

i using 2 reservoir cause using 2 loop, means 2 set of wc cooling different component,
Swiftech Reservoir, D-Tek DB-1, Swiftech MCR-220QP, ASUS Fuzion Block, Swiftech MCW-60 is for cooling NB and GPU using 3/8 ID tubings.
Swiftech Reservoir, Swiftech MCP-650, Swiftech MCR-220QP, Swiftech Apogee GT is for CPU cooling using 1/2ID tubings.

wah bro, i assume the radiator in front of the bay is for CPU, wont it be dumping too much heat into ur casing ?

not a good idea due to Storm's inherent restrictiveness. Tested it before. At least a loss of 3-4C due to the HMax deficit.

@liechytan: how did you mount your MCRes? Can't seem to figure it out yet on mine. And yes, using good old stacker too

Ooo..... ok2 ic ic..... 2 sets..... which means better performance....