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Originally Posted by Chris of Death

They have a better rad selection at pclincs:

http://www.pclincs.co.uk/acatalog/Radiators.html

For a truly ghetto solution, you can mount the rad directly on top:



But if pretty and portable is what you're after, this ain't it . You may want to consider going with one of the more common Chieftec/Chenbro/Antec midtower cases. So many people have them, you should be able to find plenty of ideas on how to mount the rad internally.


I'm AMD centric, so for P4s, liquid NB cooling may be a necessity. I don't really know. I'm reasonably sure a good heatsink solution would be just as doable. Since you're already getting (have?) a 3Ghz CPU, you proably won't be pushing the limits of your FSB OC, anyway. Maybe someone else can give you some reassurance one way or the other on this one. *Shrugs*

I'd agree with Boli that the Eheim 1250 should be fine. Then again, in general, more flow = better performance. . .


Are you sure they weren't speaking of the Maze3 vs Maze4 CPU block solutions? From what I understand, the Maze4 GPU is the best water-only vid card block on the market, but, again, don't take my word as gospel. I've taken my 9700 Pro from a max OC of about 360 core w/o the Maze4 to around 412Mhz, for whatever that's worth.

Well I have the same case as What You have pictured, But since there is only an 1.5" to 2" of room above My case, I'll have to mount the radiator on the back of the case as that is the only option I can see at present and No I'd rather not mount the rad to the desk, Unless I had a pair of Quick Disconnects for 1/2"ID-3/4"OD Tygon tubing, My desk looks like this one(Below) and was supposed to be Black metal with a Teak woodgrain, But instead of Black metal It's Chrome and the color of (Birch) wood grain in the picture, Oh and I'm not using the Extension where the tower case is, As I have to put a 6'x2'x2.5' 240 gallon aquarium beside It, And the room is a 12'x14' room and both take up 9.5' of that and the rest of the 12' on this wall is the door to the hallway and It's the only place to put either item. And no I don't think fish and PCs are that good an idea metal wise, The copper would kill the fish. And of course the CD holders had to go inverted so that the whole desk could fit in 2.5' of space, But I will have to remove them both as They do fit like that, But They get in the way of My monitor. I can't win for losin. :shrug: :shrug: I normally have room for both monitor and cd storage, But I have a 12" desk fan on the left (It gets warm in here sometimes) and so the removal. :shrug: :shrug: