I am not sure what your arguing here anymore.
Still waiting a logical answer. Don't take it personal BTW. If someone buys an OEM computer then they have no reason to mod it on any level. I see no reason for a manufacture to cater to the few that do such a ridiculous thing. OEM computers shouldn't be opened.
Water cooling is still a enthusiast market for everyone but commercial and military uses. Enthusiasts do not buy OEM computers.
Personally I don't see why anyone would spend $2000 for a HTPC either. With that kind of cash you could buy more appropriate products to do the things an HTPC does but better and not worry about noise. Also if you are so attached to TV you feel the need to record that much then you got other issues to work out.
So please tell me were this market is for such a thing? Why would a company piss away time and money on something that not only is useless but there is little market for? I would rather see a pump made for such a thing first. The one's on the market today are not up to it. One step at a time eh? Lets not build the engine before we designed the car?
Also still waiting for an answer to #1 above.
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Originally Posted by ricecrispi
I'm sorry Jaydee but not everyone is smart like you and will put a turbo in a dying engine
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Also I didn't say put a turbo in a dying engine. I said it was stupid to do so. Much like water cooling a T-Bird or older P3 in this day and age were you can buy a faster system for the same price as a good pump and radiator....
Anyway like I said, nothing personal just a serious difference of opinion.
