...hence the thinking part. I'm not totally sure, yet. Depend's on the price. And yes, I'm going to use, an Antec Super LanBoy.
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Alrighty. First off, I want very specific things, like...
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BTW, i dont think I can get a chipset block because of...
im only really doing it for lower temps, and the coolness factor.
silence, my pc is pretty close to inaudible right now, so, i'd like to keep it that way.
(no extremely loud pumps, etc)
thnx everyone.
(btw i read somewhere you have to unhook the whole system to fill those 5 1/2" bay res's, is that true? if so, is there a better choice with res' that i cld mount on the bottom of my case possibly? and i also read aobut a shutoff valve reccomended when using a bay resivoir.
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also where wld the cheapest possibly place to get this stuff from?
my knowledge of this junkith
assemble it in an empty case, fill res to full, flick on pump, let the water circulate a few times get air out of tubes and keep filling until full. let the system run for 24 hrs for bleeding and leak testing. then fill more if needed. then somehow shove everything out of the way and squeeze the mobo in, mount the junk, and flick'r on---and pray something didnt come loose when installing rofl.
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Alrighty. First off, I want very specific things, like...
- Very noob-proof part's.
- A radiator with a radbox like swiftech's, so it will mount with ease on my 120MM fan opening on the back of my case.
- 3/8" Tubing. Thick tubing, small case, tight bends, not good.
- Same waterblock for CPU as fraggle, as it's very noob-proof to mount (uses k8 stock bracket)
- a fairly not expensive dc powered pump. no AC pumps. tahts ghetto.
- a 5 1/2" bay resivoir and or with built in pump
- the swiftech mcw50 gpu block as its small, and i can get 3/8" barbs for it easily
BTW, i dont think I can get a chipset block because of...
- Budget
- the chipset is positioned practically under my video card, so it'd be a RELE tight fit., but, if its possible, go for it
im only really doing it for lower temps, and the coolness factor.
silence, my pc is pretty close to inaudible right now, so, i'd like to keep it that way.
thnx everyone.
(btw i read somewhere you have to unhook the whole system to fill those 5 1/2" bay res's, is that true? if so, is there a better choice with res' that i cld mount on the bottom of my case possibly? and i also read aobut a shutoff valve reccomended when using a bay resivoir.
--
also where wld the cheapest possibly place to get this stuff from?
my knowledge of this junkith
assemble it in an empty case, fill res to full, flick on pump, let the water circulate a few times get air out of tubes and keep filling until full. let the system run for 24 hrs for bleeding and leak testing. then fill more if needed. then somehow shove everything out of the way and squeeze the mobo in, mount the junk, and flick'r on---and pray something didnt come loose when installing rofl.
