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this thing seems to be pretty good.
small/easy setup. although its veeeeeeeery expensive i was wondering if those are actually good/ worth the money.
i havent heard/seen any cooler thats this small. correct me if im wrong

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xh4n wrote :

this thing seems to be pretty good.
small/easy setup. although its veeeeeeeery expensive i was wondering if those are actually good/ worth the money.
i havent heard/seen any cooler thats this small. correct me if im wrong


Yeah
You are right
Me also never ever seen something more smaller and invisible than that
:pt1cable:


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Isn't that (Corsair COOL) an ancient (~2005) watercooling kit?
I doubt it would perform all too well with today's CPUs.

Depending on your needs and budget get a Swiftech kit
(H20-220 Compact is quite good upto a 4GHz quadcore)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6835108105

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the reviews are pretty bad for that swiftech kit.
saying it leaks and stuff..

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^Leaks are always possible.
That's why you do a testrun before you install.
Making sure everything is mounted properly is always a good idea.

I have a TT BigWater 745. It's rubish but hasn't leaked yet (6 months, 2 coolant changes).

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Stay away from plastic fittings and hose clamps. Plastic ages and gets brittel and breaks.

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are both of the water cooling kits internal? i believe so. is there a way to know if it will fit my case? im using a ATX Mid.

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The fitting part is mostly trial and error or simple DIY measuring.

The Swiftech uses a 120.2 radiator. I doubt you can fit that inside a generic midtower case.


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