1. You're stating the obvious and of course, all products in the world would have a certain percentage of failure rate, it's a matter of how much and how bad.
2. The point of failure for a custom WC set is minimal to almost none. The only possible product that could fail is your pump and nothing else. I can tell you failure rates for Swiftech/D5 pumps is very very low.
3. If your pump is damaged, there is warranty for it. You do not need to worry about modding the tubes/fluids yourself and void the warranty because everything comes as a single part/product.
4. The point is if you purchase a kit like these, you expect it to work as one and the manufacturer should've tested and assured it is working. Why do consumers like us have to worry about it since these are all certified plug/play kits? You do have a choice but it's not compulsory
5. I'm sure the guy which had his Domino blewed up would expect CoolIT to do their job and assure the product has proper QA but unfortunately that didn't happen. If you look at the bottom of his thread, he said "27 of 77 reviews I've seen indicated failure, and most of those resulted in damage to other components". That's 35% which is bad enough.

I normally start the PSU without the motherboard and see if there's any leakage. That's the only thing I do and I've never done any specific leak test but after all these years, I'm still doing fine You just have to make sure all the barbs are tighten and your tubings are tightly fitted.

Maybe you can consider custom WC sets for better performance? It works a lot better.

Nice setup with 1000W PSU now Btw, what's the white color thingy?

Wow boss, that's a very nice setup there Everything is so clean and neat! Maybe it's time for you to add some MDPC-X sleeving.

Your casing seems to have plenty of DVD bays so maybe you can add another one? The first person to do it here would be an honour really. How's that doc?

Ee Seng, maybe yours can do 4.8Ghz also since you have such a powerful rig. I always envy your setup especially the Dominator GT RAM and it's fan

Bro Kino also is a pro OC-er, maybe you can also share your screenshot since your water cooling rig is so powerful Super PI kalau masuk, sure No. 1 dapat

Thanks boss and will do Unfortunately my rig is not so nice for now due to my noob-ness in case modding

My Core i3 with Gigabyte P55-UD6. Some of the fan cables are not sleeved yet but will do so with Murdermod Anyone wants MDPC-X sleeving and water cooling parts feel free to PM me

















This post has been edited by clawhammer: Jan 20 2010, 09:12 PM

Yes and I can tell you that the i7 takes up a lot more power under full load Here's how it's like in my machine (same set of hardwares except CPU, RAM and board):

Core i7 4Ghz HT off idle: 150W+
Core i7 4Ghz HT off full load: 270W+

Core i3 4.5Ghz HT on idle: 130W+
Core i3 4.5Ghz HT on full load: 180W+

Of course the i7 is a lot more powerful compared to poor i3

LOL, I was waiting for your wonderful reply and every night I dream about that RED RAM's and fan

Actually someone is supposed to sell me his triple channel RAM but he is busy smelling people's mouth hence did not reply I've tested out the Team Xtreem and so far it's ok but I can't seem to set CL7 properly in my UD6. I think it's something to do with the BIOS, really weird problem.

This post has been edited by clawhammer: Jan 21 2010, 12:21 PM

Even in lower clock speed I think I can't seem to get CL7 also with the board. I need to find out further what's happening, lol. 4.5Ghz is now running 9-8-8-22 memtest stable. Team Xtreem not bad after all, haha


I've said "YES" so many times What are we waiting for?

That's one cool Million Dollar PC rig in the making Good photography skills too eh? Btw, maybe you should help me sleeve mine

tolorati is now a sleeving expert after doing so many wires I think he don't mind helping people doing for RM100 per PSU, haha. Ya, cable management is another issue but I'm really surprised how Million Dollar PC can make it so nice.

tolorati seems to be an expert now As for me, I use a tiny screw driver to poke inside and twist to get the cables out. Molex connectors are a lot easier though.

I've had 2 customers which did not do their loop properly and everything started to leak. By the time they notice, the casing is filled with UV liquid so thankfully they are on non conductive coolant or everything will be in smokes

As for me, I don't use coolant too because I make sure everything is fine and no leakage.

Yes, it looks cooler especially with the UV effects The only draw back is the expensive cost of the coolant. Nevertheless, your car is even cooler. When can you take me for a ride again?

Actually I'm thinking of moving to Tygon with Yellow coolant as well The yellow is simply bright and lovely.

From my previous experience on the MCR-220, it's around 5C or so. That's the good thing about trying things out ourselves instead of relying on reviews which are sometimes inaccurate

I understand but anyway I don't read skinee's reviews so I'm really not sure, haha