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"Water cooling my pc (i bet most of you think i am mad)"

Hi guys
But i use water to cool my cpu, i have a pump a waterblock (copper) and a radiator and all works perfect and quiet, much better than useing a heatsink and fan, any of you guys water cool or considering it???

c.b.

whatever

IM NOT TRYING TO SELL YOU ANYTHING, blimey that man is paranoid, i am in the pc section of the forums and my thread is about pc's if you are not interested about pc's then stay out mate.

c.b.

Is it just me or does anyone else think that AMD_MAN is a few sandwiches short of a picnic.

Either that or he is trying to sell us something.....

Yep, looked at Zalmon's but they aint half as cool as a water cooled setup :D

Nice set up mate, i am considering getting a zalmon flower for my overclocked vid card or i mihgt get a video chip water block?

c.b.

Zalman flowers are very good: I have one of those, an ultra-quiet PSU and a lovely aluminium case. The result - a near silent PC that runs nearly as cool as my fridge.

It is deffinatly worth it if you want no noise or scrubbing that get a heatsink called a zalmon flower they are virtually noise free.

c.b.

I'm considering it, I hate noise so it's that or some papst, it's quite a way down a looooong loooong list of things to spend my money on.

Cost me £150 all in, which isnt cheap but it will fit on all my future cpu's.

c.b.

AMD_MAN wrote:
> i actually work for a company not far from here

Really....... I work for a company not far from "here" too but it's a carpet company. :-)

> water cooling isnt as dangerous as you think
> "if it is done properly", people used to think overclocking
> was dangerous?

I bet it isn't as dangerous. Expensive though I bet. This water cooling sounds great but seeing as though my PC coughs and splutters through with a 667Mhz PIII I think I'll just pass if it's all the same to you.

Lord Humungous signing off........