liquid cooling

[apatel9]

liquid cooling kit worth it? hard to assemble?

 

[Bobo]

IMO, it isn't worth it. And it is a little difficult to assemble, but not overly so.

 

[Jet]

Not worth it at all, except if you are a very extreme overclocker who has a processor that runs warm.

 

[bigsaucybob]

If you have a large budget and want a silent PC thats great for overclocking, then I dont see why not.

Whatever you do, dont wimp out and go for some budget liquid cooling kit for $100.

 

[The_Beast]

If you have a large budget and want a silent PC thats great for overclocking, then I dont see why not.

Whatever you do, dont wimp out and go for some budget liquid cooling kit for $100.

That is one thing not to cheap out on. Think if one of the gasket became loose and if it drip on the right part then your skewed.

 

[vroom_skies]

That is one thing not to cheap out on. Think if one of the gasket became loose and if it drip on the right part then your skewed.

That totally depends on what kind of liquid you are using.

I run a wcing setup. I like it, but is it that pratical. No. If you have a good hsf, your only going to be a few degrees more.

Bob

 

[diduknowthat]

wat is liqud cooling?

it's when you use liquid to cool your computer instead of air.

 

[The_Beast]

That totally depends on what kind of liquid you are using.

I run a wcing setup. I like it, but is it that pratical. No. If you have a good hsf, your only going to be a few degrees more.

Bob

but you still have to clean that stuff up.

I would only go liquid cooling if i wanted a quiet computer or if i overclocked

 

[holyjunk]

if you put liquid in pc it break

No, it won't. I mean if you secure your tubes and all it won't.

 

[The_Beast]

if you put liquid in pc it break

No, it is a form of cooling used by overclocker and people who want a quiet computer. The water is in tube that is pumped thought a radiator and is cooled by air the water is pumped again to a heat spreader the heat spreader take the heat from that part and is pumped thought the radiator again and again over and over.

 

[ETSA]

Its pretty much a radiator for a computer, or localized central air. With A/C you don't create cold you remove heat, it is done through evaporation and air movement.

 

[The_Beast]

tOyOtA sKyLiNe is a fake. don't reply to him

 

[vroom_skies]

but you still have to clean that stuff up.

I would only go liquid cooling if i wanted a quiet computer or if i overclocked

Sure you have would have to clean it, but you also have to clean dust right.

It wouldn't be hard; just rinse it down with some distled water.

Bob

There a picture of a liquid cooling setup.

http://morpheus.cba.pl/wc/rev5-1.JPG

 

[apatel9]

alright thanks alot. I dont think im going to get it, i plan on overclocking, but noise is not too much of an issue for me. Thanks alot guys.

 

[holyjunk]

A very nice 101 you need to read up on.
http://www.computerforum.com/showthread.php?t=35041&highlight=liquid+cooling+101