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Galdaria
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 Posted: 02/05/06 - 15:43 Post subject: Anyone use these? Reviews?
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My fan is hella loud. Found these wondering if anyone has heard about them or used them.
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- CPU Waterblock with Universal Mount
- Compact 12V Pump/Reservoir (with monitor wire)
400l/h , 1.65m head, ~1800rpm, 12V, 9.5W
- R120 Crossflow Radiator
- 80mm to 120mm Radiator adapter brackets
- Low Noise 120mm Fan
1700 rpm, 65.12cfm
- 10/8mm Tubing
- Anti-Corrosive Water Additive
- Choice of UV Dye - Thermal Paste
- Printed Manual
Designed for:
AMD Sockets 939, 754, 940
Intel Sockets 775, 478, 603, 604
*Requires mounting holes
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Ishmael
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Joined: 03 Jun 2005
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Location: The US of A
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Posted: 02/05/06 - 18:05 Post subject:
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I wish. 
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Domination
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Joined: 13 Oct 2002
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Location: Atlanta, GA
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Posted: 02/05/06 - 18:11 Post subject: Re: Anyone use these? Reviews?
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| Galdaria wrote: | My fan is hella loud. Found these wondering if anyone has heard about them or used them.
Includes:
- CPU Waterblock with Universal Mount
- Compact 12V Pump/Reservoir (with monitor wire)
400l/h , 1.65m head, ~1800rpm, 12V, 9.5W
- R120 Crossflow Radiator
- 80mm to 120mm Radiator adapter brackets
- Low Noise 120mm Fan
1700 rpm, 65.12cfm
- 10/8mm Tubing
- Anti-Corrosive Water Additive
- Choice of UV Dye - Thermal Paste
- Printed Manual
Designed for:
AMD Sockets 939, 754, 940
Intel Sockets 775, 478, 603, 604
*Requires mounting holes |
for a bit yeah but seemed to take to much time to make sure its operating 100% and the thought of water just gushing onto my cpu/mobo/video card pretty much turned me off of it. I would use it tho if i didn't leave my comp on 24x7, just the always being on...
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khrath
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Joined: 11 Oct 2002
Posts: 8750
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Posted: 02/05/06 - 18:25 Post subject:
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Do you have a need for water cooling?
If not, don't waste yer money
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Maharat RakAshir
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Joined: 17 Apr 2005
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Location: Lafayette, LA
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Posted: 02/05/06 - 18:28 Post subject:
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My alienware has a water cooled system in it. it is very quiet, have had it since July, and no problems at all from it. almost can't even tell when the computer is on when you hit the power button, takes a bit getting used to.
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Yellow Journalist
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Joined: 20 Oct 2002
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Posted: 02/05/06 - 18:30 Post subject:
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what Khrath said..
Hey whats wrong with fan noise I like the sound .. When my computers on it sounds like jet turbines=p
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That Lumberg Guy
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Joined: 23 Jun 2005
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Posted: 02/05/06 - 22:01 Post subject:
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Is this thread about fans?
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Regan
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Harkov
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Joined: 15 Oct 2002
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Posted: 02/06/06 - 04:08 Post subject:
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http://www.zalmanusa.com/
Very quiet fans, believe in it!
Umm, so like what watercooling kit is that? or are you just asking about it in general?
Asetek waterchill
really that's all you need to look up
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ATM Banana
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Joined: 02 Jan 2003
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Posted: 02/06/06 - 04:14 Post subject:
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| khrath wrote: | Do you have a need for water cooling?
If not, don't waste yer money |
overclock your cereal?
HELLO, MCFLY!
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Frax
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Location: Fuck yoiu fucking fuckers
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Posted: 02/06/06 - 05:36 Post subject:
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I thought this thread was gonna be about 15" black dildos judging by the thread starter!
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Tanaren
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Posted: 02/06/06 - 07:19 Post subject:
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Just swap out the fan and use a fan controller. After I swapped out the stock fan, the loudest noise I can hear is the hard drive.
For 80mm fans, use Panaflo . For all others, use Nexus - 92mm, 120mm.
If you're playing games, you want it at the default voltage of 12V. If you're leaving it on overnight to download something, get a Zalman Fanmate and ratchet the voltage down to 10 or 7 volts, and it becomes almost silent.
If the CPU is still too hot, try a new heatsink. If you have a s****y heatsink, your fan is going to be louder trying to cool it. Get a heatsink listed on http://www.silentpcreview.com/article30-page1.html , and add Arctic Silver.
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