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21st Jan 2008, 12:27
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 Liquid Cooling Installation help! If You are building your own computer and are installing the cooling do you install it after you put the cpu in or after the motherboard or some other time? |
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21st Jan 2008, 12:33
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| Liquid Cooling Installation help! If at all possible you need to pre-build the cooling setup outside of the case to pressure test and check for leaks. Is this a dedicated setup, as in an 'all in one' or are you setting up separate components that you've spec'd yourself as in rads, tubing, pump, resevoir etc?
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21st Jan 2008, 16:39
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| Liquid Cooling Installation help! Well im building my system from scratch and i know that normally you put the fan on right after you install the cpu is that the same as water cooling? Also Im using a swiftech kit the H20-220 Ultra |
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