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fhorst · 01-28-2004, 02:12 PM

Hi lorne, welcome to Procooling!

To be able to give you some advice, we need more info!
What are you planning to cool?
CPU only? +GPU? + NB? + Harddisks? + Mosfets? + PSU? + Memory?

the White water is a nice block (have one myselve), and it performs well in a low flow system. It performs even better in a high flow system, but it will be one of the most restricting factors in a high flow system.

Your temperatures should be about 4 to 5 degrees lower in a high flow setup.

It's all a bit the 30/70 rule.... with 30 % effort(costs) you will get 70% result. To gain that other 30% you need to be willing to put in 70% effort (and cost!) and you must be aware that you may never get the 100% perfection.

If you only want to cool the CPU, get a nice heatercore from D-tec (maybe a double HC) and a MCP600 and let it run 1/2" tubes.

01-28-2004, 02:12 PM	#3
fhorst Cooling Savant Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Almere, The Netherlands (Europe) Posts: 262	Hi lorne, welcome to Procooling! To be able to give you some advice, we need more info! What are you planning to cool? CPU only? +GPU? + NB? + Harddisks? + Mosfets? + PSU? + Memory? the White water is a nice block (have one myselve), and it performs well in a low flow system. It performs even better in a high flow system, but it will be one of the most restricting factors in a high flow system. Your temperatures should be about 4 to 5 degrees lower in a high flow setup. It's all a bit the 30/70 rule.... with 30 % effort(costs) you will get 70% result. To gain that other 30% you need to be willing to put in 70% effort (and cost!) and you must be aware that you may never get the 100% perfection. If you only want to cool the CPU, get a nice heatercore from D-tec (maybe a double HC) and a MCP600 and let it run 1/2" tubes. __________________ If it get's hot, it needs to be watercooled!