What my new project is to be

[=KT= mpi]

This is what im going to spend my work bonus on





:)

[jake_]

Re: What my new project is to be

that's a lot of stuff.

[ALANMAN]

Re: What my new project is to be

that's a lot of stuff.

For a lot of cooling :yay:

[Eagle101]

Re: What my new project is to be

^ ditto

[=98=]

Re: What my new project is to be

That is some very nice stuff you have chosen there. However, my one slight hesitation is the integrated pump/CPU block. Although Laing is a good company, most people knowledgeable it watercooling will recommend one of two pumps:

Laing DDC
Laing D5

The Laing DDC is a non-acrylic topped CPU block/Pump integrated and the Laing D5 is a seperate, larger stand alone pump.

Secondly, i wouldn't just buy any fans for that radiator. You want to check the rated CFM on them, and check whether it supports 3 or 6 fans. Some radiators allow you to mount fans on both sides for a pull/push config.

Lastly, get a reservoir that fits a 5.25" bay on the front of your computer. There is nothing cooler than seeing the liquid. Plus, its easy to fill and bleed.

[Skaggy]

Re: What my new project is to be

It's funny.

I'm planning on building a whole computer an a budget £100 less than that...

[jake_]

Re: What my new project is to be

It's funny.

I'm planning on building a whole computer an a budget £100 less than that...

I build my pc for like $500 less than that.
(so like another £125?)

[=KT= mpi]

Re: What my new project is to be

That is some very nice stuff you have chosen there. However, my one slight hesitation is the integrated pump/CPU block. Although Laing is a good company, most people knowledgeable it watercooling will recommend one of two pumps:

Laing DDC
Laing D5

The Laing DDC is a non-acrylic topped CPU block/Pump integrated and the Laing D5 is a seperate, larger stand alone pump.

Secondly, i wouldn't just buy any fans for that radiator. You want to check the rated CFM on them, and check whether it supports 3 or 6 fans. Some radiators allow you to mount fans on both sides for a pull/push config.

Lastly, get a reservoir that fits a 5.25" bay on the front of your computer. There is nothing cooler than seeing the liquid. Plus, its easy to fill and bleed.

There is a reservoir selected and i wont be buying this intill the summer so lots of time to research