Seriously Large PC Rad...

[JN]

http://www.leftclicks.co.uk/userimgs/watercooling/aqua_airplex.htm

Look at the 1800.....OMFG :yumyum:

 

[Pathogen]

Blowers are cool too

I have a fanless cooler on the G-force card, runs maybe body temp, the CPU uses a 6in blower, which can be use to dry ya hair, if need be. Blows the air out the side of the case.

BTW, received e-mail from Jimbo22 on MSI HQ User Community Forum to visit this hole.

 

[enVias]

http://www.leftclicks.co.uk/userimgs/watercooling/aqua_airplex.htm

Look at the 1800.....OMFG :yumyum:

i feel like i've seen that somewhere else

 

[FragTek]

http://www.leftclicks.co.uk/userimgs/watercooling/aqua_airplex.htm

Look at the 1800.....OMFG :yumyum:

Oh c'mon it's not that big, I have 2 of em running in series for my wc setup

Yeah, thats a gigantic rad, what kind of a fan do us use for that beast, a box fan? rofl

 

[Sneaky]

i don't think its for mounting fans onto - looks more like a passive cooling solution due to the lack of fans and the ungodly large surface area that it has

 

[JN]

Its actually for cooling a datacentre worth of servers i think.

 

[FragTek]

Or how 'bout one supercomputer

Man, now I want one of those for my comp so I can be the king of the watercooling hill, haha.

 

[Dav0s]

so the rad is pretty much the heart of the watercooling setup??

 

[FragTek]

Well, no single part is really the heart of a watercooling setup... You must have every part for it to work properly. If you cheap out on any one part your system will fail to cool as expected.

The key parts in a properly built system are:

Good Radiator

Good Water Blocks

Good Pumps