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What do you think of this Liqud cooling kit?

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Jeteroll said:
I found this kit at frozenCPU and its only $180, which is very cheap for all it includes. COuld I even run all of those components with just the 2x120 rad they send? cuz I am pretty sure i'd need at least another 2x120 to do mosfet and cpu and cipset. Just in general what do u think of it?

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/9927/ex-wat-153/Larko...


It depends on what your doing- Everyday computing: Yes Overclocking: No

It may look like its a good solid water cooling loop, but the block and the Radiator are not adequate. The radiator doesn't have enough surface area, the radiator just has a few copper tubes between the fins to transfer heat from the water. The water block isn't that great, it is restrictive and inefficient, and the CPU block is the same as the GPU and the chip set block. I read all of this a while ago, sorry I don't remember where I got this.

If I were you I would go with the XSPC Rasa. I currently have a Rasa installed in my loop and the temps are amassing, 15c idle and 30c max under load.

Forgot to mention that my CPU is OC'd to 4.8 at 1.5v core. LOOK AT MY SIG.
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Seriously, avoid the Larkooler kit. It's a rebranded TT Bigwater. You'll want to avoid this, unless you like learning about watercooling the hard way.

@Jeteroll: you are asking a lot of questions that are covered in the links I mentioned you go over.
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