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Old 26th Jul 2007, 02:39
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Hi im new to this forum and im thinking of investing into water cooling im a bit clueless in this topic so i was hoping someone could tell me what i need for it:). also kinda need some links to trusty sites with the products pc is lga 775 q6600 8800gts and thats all i want to be cooled.
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Old 26th Jul 2007, 05:34
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You should have a look at Alex's post here
It is the second post in the thread:)
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Old 5th Aug 2007, 02:50
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Water cooling is better than air cooling. It can take up more heat with a lot lesser water.
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Old 7th Aug 2007, 04:57
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I think that water cooling is always better then air cooling because water is considered to be better heat absorber then air and also air expands on heating.
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