i would recommend going with 7/16in tubing.

i think it would onyl give you good performance when paired up with a swiftech 6002 block or 2 of the pumps in series

un-moving water freezes at 0 C. if the water is moving it will not freeze at that temp. and he will mst likely be adding antifreeze to prevent growth and corrosion

well if it is non conductive, if you have a leak, it will do nothing to the system. you could dump this stuff all over your computer compoents and it will still run.

personally or for real. for real it will cost you about $200 a gallon. this is what i would recommend but why not use water

http://www.dtekcustoms.com/index.asp?Pa ... ProdID=139

distilled with 10% antifreeze

the only thermaltake product that might be good is there fan less power supply. put i will not be the person taking the chance in buying it

ya those are transmission coolers. i suggest you put the duct all the way down the coolers and maybe somehow mount a 120mm fan on top because that will give you more airflow and will be quiter

most of the time i just hide them. but if you know that you are never going to use them, just cut them off, and put electrical tape over each wire to make sure there dont make contact with each other, and then just put some heatshrink over the bindle over covered wires.

that is excessive noise. i wonder why he mesured it 8 in away

i wonder if there is going to be a flow increase once you put some resistance on it. looks good though

well it looks like it sucks. if you are planning on watercooling just make one yourself. you will spend less money and will get much better performance

that sucks

how much would you be asking for the second iwaki

get a single pass heatercore. is is less restricitve than a dual pass. dont get the zalman blocks. get the dangerden maze 4 gpu and the maze 4 northbridge if you feel you need a northbridge block. as for the pump i would say just get a couple of csp 750 if you can find some place that has them in st...

nice clean system. i have never seen a motherboard that was not extended atx that has 6 ram slots. what is the max you can put in there. nice wiring to. great job

i normallly dont point people to other places but i think you should really post this here http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/forumdisplay.php?f=37 they will tell you what to do. i dont thing many of us make are own waterblocks. but in my opinion i really dont think that waterblock design will perform...

i think he might of meant that he would mount his resertor sideway

yes but you dont put a hard drive right on a motherboard. but since they are so close in notebooks and sff systems then i guess it isnt a problem. i guess that is just a old myth. i am still going to use my demagnitized tools

well just because there are fans doesnt mean it isnt silent. also are you crazy. NEVER us a magnatized tool near a motherboard or anything involving a computer. does that thing still work. what kind of pump are you using. and on a side note what does *g* mean. it is all over your website

making the duct for the reserator wouldnt be very hard. just get some construction paper or thing aluminum and wrap it around the reserator and simply mount a fan ontop. this might take away some of the sleekness though. with the price of the reserator going down though you could always just run 2 r...

i am using it under my pump. but when i got it i found out it came with a foam pad. i also have some grommets that i will use when attaching it to my caase. thanks for the recommendations though

i have read that thead over at procooling about polarflo but every review i have seen from any of there blocks they get great performance

i was wondering where i could buy somethung like a 1/2in to 1in thick rubber pad. i have www.froogle.com it but all i have found are stamp pads which might work if you buy the uninked ones.

i am not sure about the polarflo block. it was just released about maybe 2 weeks ago. i have yet to see a review of it.

you could always just use one of the swiftech gpu blocks and put ram sinks on the memory. i am almost certain it will fit

you mean something like this
http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/frozencpu/psu-97.html

ugly but funtional

first of all dont go with water wetter. it sucks. just go to your local auto parts store and buy some anitfreeze. if you are mixing metals i suggest you make it about 20% of your entire liquid. if you are not mixing metals just go for about 10% to 15%

yes the swifttech blocks are good. and for your 6800, a brand new block from danger den. a bit pricy though here is the link
http://dangerden.com/mall2/more_block3.asp?fmmore=237