i was just wondering what you guys thought about this cooling setup. looks very simple ,and that appeals to me. has anyone on here tryed it or using it? http://www.dvhardware.net/article35777.html 
Corsair Water cooling
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just a noob
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its interesting, its not that much more than a true, and it actually outpreforms it, still not sure how long the unit will last, as it has an aluminum rad, and copper block for the cpu, i know corsair put like a 50,000 hour mtbf(or something like that lol) on the units, i think right now frozencpu.com is selling them for like $69 or $79 a pop, the unit still won't be able to compete with a decent custom watercooling setup in terms of temps, but its a nice cooler for the price
bomberboysk
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i was just wondering what you guys thought about this cooling setup. looks very simple ,and that appeals to me. has anyone on here tryed it or using it? http://www.dvhardware.net/article35777.html
Looks like the one that was put out by COOLiT
Prolly not, those are great idle/load temps to begin with...
bomberboysk
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i guess your right. i was just curious about watercooling. but if my temps will go up no thanks
Build yourself a nice watercooling loop
just a noob
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depends, what is your ambient temperature? if its 21c, then that won't get any lower, but your load could be lowered. and here's a couple reviews:
http://hothardware.com/Articles/Asetek-Low-Cost-Liquid-Cooling-LCLC-System/?page=1
http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4373&Itemid=40 and http://www.overclockersclub.com/news/24922/
bomberboysk
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Two of those were for an asetek system...Which yes, are pretty much the same thing but OEM
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=18619&page=1