Water cooling recommendations? | Forums

[AJRobson]

I want to hush my pc down a bit and oc my next cpu.

But where to start? I want something effect, quiet and economical.

[slipBall]

I don't know much about OC, but for quite I use a good headset. SlipBall ( I was only following orders )

[Sergio_101]

Water cooling is not so much quieter.
It cools better.
You still need fans for the heat exchangers
and the internals such as the RAM and hard drives.

Kingwin makes a nice package.
But with wear and tear the
pumps and fans can get quite loud.

Sergio

[rfap]

I'm using water cooling here. PC is nicely overclocked and noise is a quite hum. CPU never rises above 45C and is clocked from 1800Mhz to 2400Mhz.
The kit i'm using is from Asetek. It is comprised of a dual 120mm radiator, Hydor L30 pump, Antartica cpu cooler and chipset cooler. I replaced the standard ADDA fans with Vantec items and that lowered the noise level + increased airflow.

[HelSqnProtos]

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http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/t...2151000833/p/1

[AJRobson]

Originally posted by HelSqnProtos:

http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/t...2151000833/p/1

Very nice. I wonder if that CD-ROM shaped part will fit in my case. The only open CD-ROM bay has a fan bus sitting below it, so is only a couple of inches deep. I don't think that would restrict the air flow to the unit.

[Sergio_101]

I added a Thermaltake heat exchanger and an
aquarium pump to boost my Kingwin cooling system.
It's very effective and rarely goes above 34 C.

Sergio