http://www.koolance.com/water-cool [...] uct_id=805 I want to do my water cooling externally sence I don't really take my PC any where special. So I was thinking of this one from koolance. It's going to be a bit before I can afford it but I'm going this root becuase most of the leaks are from the pump.
Not bad at all...only issue is you will have to buy the blocks, tubing and coolant...it will be around 350.00 or more if you plan on cooling CPU,NB/SB and GPU/GPU's....
Here is another option, this one comes with an Apogee GTZ CPU water-block (TOP-NOTCH) :
If I was any good at crafting I would use this system from koolance as well. http://www.koolance.com/water-cool [...] uct_id=837 But I want an external water cooler becuase this way here I can cool a lot of things with it. Like the voltage regulators and the NB. And I can connect it to the wall socket instead of the computer's PSU.
Here ya go, you can read and learn about really quality watercooling here. Notice there is not a mention once of the Exos or anything like it unless it's NOT recommended, ever.
Sure don't. There are good parts to buy to make a watercooling setup. How you put it inside or outside case is up to you. read the links I just posted.
Reviews usually stink. Full scientific testing (in the stickies and experianced users are what I rely on. many review places have a symbiotic relationship with the manufacturers, they just want to sell stuff.
I just want a external water cooler sence being outside of a case would be cooler than being inside of the case. And also how about Quick dissconects on the outside before the tubes reach the inside of the case? I hear bad things about Quick dissconects. How about Barb fittings compared to compress fittings?