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LegendaryGamer · 01-21-2008, 07:43 PM

Hello members. I have some questions on waterblocks and what are some good choice waterblocks for duo core processors? Im looking for a good waterblock to used on my game case mod. I have a Xbox 360 that I plan to water cool in it's own custom made case Im working on. The case is going to be made of translucent Acrylic.

I thought about just a good copper heatsink but I would like to make the case compact but well cooled without the bulky heatsinks of today. I hear watercooling is good though I cannot find anything to compare it to heatsink temps? Is watercooling better than heatsink? What would you all consider is the best cooling for todays high powered CPUs?

Sofar I know the Xbox 360 has 3symmetrical cores running at 3.2 GHz each. So Im looking to keep the Cpu and the GPu cool enough to room temp as close as possible. The Xbox 360 has weak solder points so when it get too hot the system has the RLOD. So my plan is to keep the solder cool as possible. So can anyone here recommend a good waterblock with very good results?

LegendaryGamer

01-21-2008, 07:43 PM	#1
LegendaryGamer Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 4	Waterblock to recommend for 3.2 GHZ Cpu and GPU Hello members. I have some questions on waterblocks and what are some good choice waterblocks for duo core processors? Im looking for a good waterblock to used on my game case mod. I have a Xbox 360 that I plan to water cool in it's own custom made case Im working on. The case is going to be made of translucent Acrylic. I thought about just a good copper heatsink but I would like to make the case compact but well cooled without the bulky heatsinks of today. I hear watercooling is good though I cannot find anything to compare it to heatsink temps? Is watercooling better than heatsink? What would you all consider is the best cooling for todays high powered CPUs? Sofar I know the Xbox 360 has 3symmetrical cores running at 3.2 GHz each. So Im looking to keep the Cpu and the GPu cool enough to room temp as close as possible. The Xbox 360 has weak solder points so when it get too hot the system has the RLOD. So my plan is to keep the solder cool as possible. So can anyone here recommend a good waterblock with very good results? LegendaryGamer