Bro, if i were you, i will only use the CPU waterblock.
Why?

Coz that will make you're processor run cooler.
And you know you'reself that the processor is the most important part in a pc, and that's the highest temperature producer...

My advise for you is, take out the northbridge waterblock, then use back the original northbridge heatsink...

This way, you can keep you're processor run cooler...



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To watercooling experts, kind to help me in watercooling a bit?

Now, i'm using "Air Suling" [can't remember the name in english ] for my watercooling loop.

1st question:
How do i make the water turns to UV green?
Is there any Car Coolant that meets the specification to turn my "Air Suling" to UV Green?

2nd question:
What's the measurement for mixing the water with the car coolant?

Help me guys...

Got bored with the transparent colour...
That's why i want to turn it to UV Green...

***Please don't tell me to get those UV Green tubes...

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Dec 29 2006, 07:49 PM

You want to ask for everyone's opinion, you have to state your budget first, otherwise people can suggest even the most expensive watercooling set to you that would reach RM2K

So, state your highest budget.

You won't get anywhere with that kind of budget.
For RM400, you can only get those crappy bigwater watercooling kit.

But, rather than spending your money on that bigwater watercooling kit, better use your money on a high end air cooling heatsink.

That's what i'm trying to explain to him.

Those TT Bigwater & CM Aquagate is just a waste of money.
So don't buy it.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Mar 2 2007, 07:00 PM

A Thermalright Ultra 120 aircooling heatsink can beat the crap out of the TT Bigwater.

And the Ultra 120 can cool your processor at least 5 - 10 more than that stupid TT biwater.

Dead.
The pump is a chapalang pump.

It'll be dead easily.

As i've said earlier, if you really want to go for watercooling, fork out at least RM600, then PM uglyvamp for a budget starter kit of Swiftech Watercooling kit.

Can't you please listen to what everyone is saying?
It's not just about the Bigwater Pump, it's about the whole set.

Owh well, if you insist on taking that stupid, worthless, watercooling kit, up to you.
But don't be mad at me when i laugh at you when you know for yourself that watercooling kit is useless.

Have you not paying attention at what everybody is saying about bigwater WC kit?

Comparison Between TT Bigwater Se Watercooling Kit & Thermalright Ultra 120 Aircooling Heatsink
*Used both on my Pentium D 930 overclocked to 4GHz

Bigwater SE: Idle: 56degrees
Ultra 120: 48degrees

Now then, you choose for yourself.
Seriously, i repeat again, if you seriously want to go for watercooling, fork out more money at least RM650

That RM400 bigwater watercooling kit is not even better than a RM200 Thermalright Ultra 120 Aircooling heatsink.

You want watercooling?
Fork out more money.
If you can't do that, then don't even dream of getting into watercooling.

New watercooling kit from Aerocool

Aerocool Iceland

http://www.aerocool.com.tw/cooler/iceland/iceland.htm

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

Good?
That's a matter of opinion.
If you're really serious in watercooling em gpu & cpu, be ready to fork out RM1K for it.
Else if you can't for em them budget, just stick with aircooling.

Don't just go watercooling because it's watercooling, go watercooling because you really need em and you have enough budget for em.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Aug 8 2007, 01:18 PM

This is a "real" watercooling kit that worth every single penny you spent rather than getting that CM crap.

CPU Waterblock: D-TEK FuZion = RM245
GPU Waterblock: Swiftech MCW60-R = RM199
Radiator: Cool-Trek DP1203 = RM315
Pump: Swiftech MCP655-B (Laing D5) = RM335
Reservoir: Swiftech MCRES Micro = RM90
Tubes: Masterkleer 1/2" ID, 3/4" X10 Feet: RM75

Total: Kira Sendiri.

This is the real deal.
If you can't afford it, then don't bother going for watercooling with those CM or TT thingie.
Just stick with aircooling if you can't afford it.

Yeah, i may sound harsh, but this is the truth.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Aug 8 2007, 01:23 PM

Oh yeah, and you think that one good enough to cool all in one?
I LOL'ed.

Enzotech also joined watercooling now.
Presenting their first ever waterblock!

Enzotech SCW-1

Product Link:
http://www.enzotechnology.com/sapphire_cpu.htm

Pictures:

From my experience comparing my previous E6600 & my present Q6600 G0, teh quaddy is a lot cooler compared to the e6600.
Quite shock with the temperature differences though.
As you all know, i'm always on 400X8 @ 3.2GHz since the first day i'm on my first E6600 ES.

Yes, the Q6600 B3 is hot, a lot hotter than the Q6600 G0. [Tested myself ]

One word:
CRAP

Err...
I'm not angry ler.
And the "CRAP" word is not for you either, it's for the CM Watercooling Kit that you show.

Sorry if you misunderstand it, but that's not my intention.
The CRAP word is solely for the CM watercooling kit, not for you.

No Thermaltarik please.

Enzotech SCW-1 CPU Waterblock

Official Website:
http://www.enzotechnology.com/sapphire_cpu.htm



More Pictures:
http://www.enzotechnology.com/images/sapphire_cpu_photo1.jpg
http://www.enzotechnology.com/images/sapphire_cpu_photo2.jpg
http://www.enzotechnology.com/images/sapphire_cpu_photo3.jpg
http://www.enzotechnology.com/images/sapphire_cpu_photo4.jpg
http://www.enzotechnology.com/images/sapphire_cpu_photo5.jpg

Enzotech SNBW-SLi Chipset Waterblock

Official Website:
http://www.enzotechnology.com/snbw-sli.htm



More Pictures:
http://www.enzotechnology.com/images/snbw-sli_photo1.jpg
http://www.enzotechnology.com/images/snbw-sli_photo2.jpg
http://www.enzotechnology.com/images/snbw-sli_photo3.jpg
http://www.enzotechnology.com/images/snbw-sli_photo4.jpg