Just finished up my W/C setup figured I'd share. DD forgot to send me the mounting kit for the GPU block so it's just hanging there now. Temps at stock speed are 25C idle and 32C load. Havn't cranked up the speed yet but will post back when I do.



My New Watercooling Pics
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It isn't water, its a non-conductive liquid.Originally posted by adonisyour jk
isint that dangerous?! electricity + water!?!?
Also, looks like it barely fits in there, hope none of the pipes crack or anything like that down the road. That could get messy, lol.
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Too much. Started off at about $180. But then I decided to get a full tower to fit it all inside, then some various fans and stuff. All in all about $250 on the project.Originally posted by KingOfKhaosIt isn't water, its a non-conductive liquid.
Also, looks like it barely fits in there, hope none of the pipes crack or anything like that down the road. That could get messy, lol.
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Originally posted by toxikneedleNice temps dude, pretty impressive. Those temps are awesome, I'm at 2.5 and alreadying hitting 38 on idle. BTW is that a t-line with a battery stuck in it? Did you not get a reservir on purpose?
Yes the battery is temporary. Didn't get a resivor because they are crap and cause more problems than they solve.Comment
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My temps arent like nortons but it stays cool. Woke up this morning and all my temps were under 20 degrees celcius.
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Wow you need some wire management. I'm sure it can't be real easy with all the tubing, I'm surprised you can put the door back on that sucker (if you can).
Temps are pretty good, clean up some wires/tubing and actually let those fans move some air around.Comment
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