Canadian Vendors?
 

I'm having a hard time trying to find the parts I want. Could someone please point me in the right direction? Here is what I'm looking for:

- Socket A CPU waterblock with TEC(peltier):
- Swiftech MCW5000 with pelt or
- Swiftech MCW462 with pelt or
- Dangerden MAZE4 with pelt

- Eheim pump capable of about 300 Gal/h
- possible alternative Swiftech MCP300 inline corded pump

- GPU and chipset waterblock (GPU with pelt)
- Swiftech MCW50-T

- Black Ice 2 Extreme radiator
- any type of reservoir
- clear tubing
- UV reactive dye

I've tried various stores, but can't seem to find them all. I'd be willing to calculate exchange rate if store is in the U.S. but ships to Canada. Those are the preferred parts, still no decisions made and open to suggestions. Budget isn't a problem. Help please!

Try www.bigfootcomputers.com in Toronto if you havn't already. I think they carry at least some of that stuff.

Also try www.cooltechnica.com as I think they ship to Canada. They are becoming one of my more favorite sites to suggest simply because customer support is excellent and they stock a good variety of water cooling stuff.

I've placed an order. Got about half of the things I was looking for. They are as follows:

- HWLabs Black Ice Xtreme 2
- Swiftech MCW462-UHT Thermoelectric CPU Water Block
- Swiftech MCW50-T Thermoelectric GPU Liquid Cooler
- Two Delta 120mm 130 CFM Fans (4-pin @ 12 volts)
- Luberex Dielectric Grease
- FB500 1/2" Fill and Bleed Kit
- Dye-Lite - Red 2oz.

I just need to find a few more items:

- Pump (thinking of getting this pump)
- Tubing (want 10ft of 1/2" Tygon tubing, not sure where to get)
- Resevoir (should be easy to get)
- Chipset waterblock
- Seperate Power Supply (having very very hard time finding adquate power supply capable of 15.2 VDC and 24 Amps)
- Relay Switch (should be easy to get)
- Conformal Coating
- Neoprene

not a fan of that radiator

for the psu, build your own our just get a meanwell.

I have at my house (which is conveniently located in Canada) a pelt psu that will work. Meanwell 32A 15V; a massive unit. The big brother of the one that Swiftech sells for $100US. Bought it from someone on these forums. I also have some relay switches in my electronics cabinet. As long as you are tolerably handy with an iron then making your own is a 5 minute job. I wired one into a surge protector for KnightElite and he plugs his pelt PSU and pump into that. Obviously the PC has to go on a different surge protector :P

Would you be willing to sell that PSU and a relay unit? If not, would a smaller one work with my pelt (say, 12VDC and 25Amps)?

Is there something wrong with that rad, or is that just an opinion (I'd like to hear your thoughts)?

How do I build my own PSU for the pelt?

http://phaestus.procooling.com/ohmslaw.jpg

Yea right at 25A at 12VDC. I wouldn't have mentioned that I had the PSU if I wasn't willing to sell it :)