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Old 10th Nov 2005, 02:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default My first shot at Watercooling!

AND ITS GHETTO!!! LMAO!!!

I picked up this kit for like 60 bucks. Has a Sacem pump, a swiftech MCW-6002 waterblock, two 80mm dual pass radiators.

I set em up pump --> radiator --> radiator --> waterblock. I used water wetter but it turned green a few minutes later. LOL! Must be the old stuff the seller used I guess.. :hmm:

Had trouble with the tube inserts thats needed for the quick connect fittings (the coolflex are too soft for it and needs the tube inserts) so I had to use some short pieces of hard tubing that the seller threw in.

There were some occasions I forgot to insert the clams before connecting the tubing (almost impossible to take off once its on... ) so I improvised with zip ties that I never bothered trimming off the extras..

The two radiators are using 80mm ADDA fans from AAY's case (that he swapped out with even slower fans ) I don't know how the tubing got so garbled like that.. LOL! But I don't really care... It's temporary coz I wasnt able to mount the radiators in my case so this setup will be going to my bro's PC once he buys a few more stuff. So when that happens, its back to good ol XP-120 again.

Oh yeah. NO LEAKS!!! WOOT!

I had to hang the Panflo from my XP-120 coz the ram was overheating...
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Old 10th Nov 2005, 06:10 PM   #2 (permalink)
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LOL!! But it's really not as ghetto as Chai's!!!

Chai, post yours!
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My current setup is a lot cleaner than it used to. I haven't changed anything for a long time, so you guys have probably seen it before.
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Haha, mine will probably be even more ghetto
PsY, you interested in collaborating and doing a comparison between high-end air cooling and watercooling?
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My current setup is a lot cleaner than it used to. I haven't changed anything for a long time, so you guys have probably seen it before.
The others have not, what.

So post them and show them how ghetto your setup is!
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Well, firstly theres some ghetto-problems with the pictured system

The pump is neatly set up with the res

You're using 80mm rads built for watercooling. You should be using heatercores from cars!

You're using a commercially made waterblock!

Your case acctually exists.

I've seen some hackjob boxes which are the definition of a ghetto system.

Although tbh I haven't seen Chai's system yet
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Nice,where u gonna place those rads and pump at?
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This is my first setup more than 5 years ago... this is probably ghetto enough I think. Steel waterblock!
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I have small case and an even smaller wallet (currently) so no new stuff. I have no access to CNC machinery so that a no too..

And Papercut, Let me know what u have in mind on msn or pm...
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This is my setup today. Not ghetto anymore since you can buy much better parts today.
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