Originally posted by: rudreshsj
Well whats your take on total kits ... like the 3D galaxy from Gigabyte.
I am using a Gigabyte 3D Aurora chassis and think that the 3D galaxy would fit just nicely into the chassis.
Originally posted by: Ragamuffin45
Thanks to Aigomorla for his liquid cooling guide, it really has been useful so far. Now soon i'm going to be putting it into practice. In the next day or so i will be ordering the parts for my own LC system on my CM Stacker 830 Special edition. The case does have pre-drilled holes for tubing but i wont be using them instead i will be mounting everything inside. The special edition also has a mesh rectangle cut out on the floor of the case with holes for 120mm fans so i will mount the radiator there. The pump will be under the HDD cage and the reservoir will be in the upper section where i will cut out the mesh so i can re-fill it without even opening the case.
The parts i have came up with are as follows:
Swiftech/Laing D5 MCP655 12v pump
Alphacool NexXxos Xtreme Pro II rev.2 (2x120) radiator
Swiftech MicroRes Hi-Flo reservoir
D-Tek FuZion v2 CPU block
2 meters (6.5feet) of D-Tek 7/16" tubing
2x NMB-MAT (PanaFlo) 120mm Case Fan (low speed and quiet) 68.9 cfm. For the radiator
T-piece for draining
2x D-Tek High Flow Chrome Barbs 1/4" - 1/2" for the radiator
Danger Den Tube plug fitting (brass)
Arctic Silver 5 (3.5g)
D-Tek Liquid F/X UV Dye - Alien Green
+ Shipping
= $469.41 Australian
= $446.84 USA
probably soon after this i will be buying either a radeon 4870 512mb or 1gb or even a 4870X2 and water cool it instead of cooling both of my 8800GTS 320mb's.
Anyway. . . . . do the parts i listed above have this threads approval or not?
any tips etc would be much appreciated.
Originally posted by: pcgamer321
On average, for a pretty good watercooling setup, nothing super top of the line, but good, how much would it cost initially?
Thanks.Originally posted by: WoodButcher
Originally posted by: pcgamer321
On average, for a pretty good watercooling setup, nothing super top of the line, but good, how much would it cost initially?
$200 or so.
Originally posted by: WoodButcher
Originally posted by: pcgamer321
On average, for a pretty good watercooling setup, nothing super top of the line, but good, how much would it cost initially?
$200 or so.