Guide To Current WaterCooling Components

The Nexxxos Xp can be had for 49.95$ at Performance pcs, so cheaper than the MP05.
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...59593ba1aa985b

And the Nexxxos Xp is a very solid performer, certainly on par with the MP05.

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Originally Posted by MaxxxRacer

I didnt include the Nexxos because it is essentialy a higher restriction, lower performane MP-05 (noting that hte MP-05 takes alot of its design from the nexxos XP) and for US residents the XP costs more, has lower availability and has less customer support (the manufacture resides in germany).

BUT with all of that said, if you are in the EU and dont have access to the storm or mp-05, then its an execellent block.

and as I say in my sig, please send me a PM and I will respond as quickly as I can.

Anyway, can someone get me the US pricing on the Nexxos XP. PM me with the info please. Once I get that I will upate the cpu block guide.

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It's only downside, according to my liking, is that it uses plastic clips (like the ones on the intel retail hsf). They are very convenient (u can change cpu without removing m/b) but they haven't a "secure feeling" and the plastic wears easily if u swap cpu's often.

just one question guys: Is MCW60 better than MAZE4 in terms of performance?

no they are all teh same

the MCW60 is only less restrictive

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Originally Posted by SaFrOuT

no they are all teh same

the MCW60 is only less restrictive

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thnx for teh replay

basically the guide can be summerized like this, aquaxtreme rules
MP-1 and MP-5 rules
THERMOCHILL ROCKS UR SOXORS

Storm 2 Rules more than MPs :P

Actually the restriction of the MCW60 and Maze 4 are much the same... the Maze 4 is possibly a little less restrictive and a little less performing, but as there's about 1c diff between a Maze 4 and an MP-1 on an X1900XTX...

As for MP-05 LE vs. Storm v2, the storm wins on performance but looses on barbs and mounting - and if you get an MP-05 Pro LE from Petra's, price as well.

triple radiator has big difference to dual? And thermochill HE is so much better than Black ice xtreme 3 ?

:)

Its better.. dont know if its that much better, not much interest in radiators designed for 130CFM+ per fan these days... probably on account of 3 150CFM deltas make your room sound like a car assembly line.

Hey dude,

I´m going to buy a new WC sistem, but i was wondering if the guide is still up to date, i ask this because im buying acording to it...
Need some help on the chipset also.

http://www.petrastechshop.com/wacoki.html

here's a link, go choose from it what kit you require, and start a new thread or read some previous thread (september thread) that has almost the same questions answered by us...

Petra's kit are highly recommended here.

Thanks man :)

Im going to do a little search :banana:

Good evening ;)
could you tell me the exact size of a Thermochill FG 120.3 (PA) please?? Thank you.. :)

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Originally Posted by krueml_

Good evening ;)
could you tell me the exact size of a Thermochill FG 120.3 (PA) please?? Thank you.. :)

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ThermoChill.com holds all the answers.

But here's a PDF, more info can be found in the Thermochill Faq & Detailed Dimensions thread over at the O-CuK Forums.

aah great. Thank you.. :)

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As for MP-05 LE vs. Storm v2, the storm wins on performance but looses on barbs and mounting - and if you get an MP-05 Pro LE from Petra's, price as well.

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Not like you can't switch the barbs if you can't deal with plastic and it's the same mount, just stick 4 springs on 4 rods and use 4 nuts to tighten them down.

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Originally Posted by Foxy_PT

Thanks man :)

Im going to do a little search :banana:

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http://www.petrastechshop.com/pecogpuel.html
thats the one i would choose

Is the Storm compatible with LGA775?

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Originally Posted by Xion X2

Is the Storm compatible with LGA775?

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It's compatible with every socket..

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Originally Posted by afireinside

Not like you can't switch the barbs if you can't deal with plastic and it's the same mount, just stick 4 springs on 4 rods and use 4 nuts to tighten them down.

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i know im switchin as soon as i can get my hands on some EK barbs :dammit:

I recently purchased a Swiftech Apogee swapping from a DD TDX block as I unfortunatly brought the BEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD info on the Swiftech web site.

Ive been using this block now for a couple of months, however a couple of days ago I was stress testing my CPU (AMD X2 3800+) using Stress Prime orthos edition, opened up core temp, I noticed that one core temp was around 55oC and the other was upto 72oC :slapass: , any how this CPU has recently died and gone to heaven, (Mrs's nagging fault) :fact: , so I nicked the CPU out of her machine an AMD X2 4400+ :D , started overclocking it, while stress testing once again with orthos edition of Stress Prime, and Coretemp runing, I noticed I have the same problem with this cpu, one core hanging around 55oC and the other upto 70+oC :mad:

I find it very strange that 2 different CPU's can be suffering exactly the same problem. :confused:

Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated.

My water cooling set up consists of the swiftech water block, Swiftech Hi flow Micro Res, Laing D5 Pump, and a Black Ice II stelth dual 120mm Rad.
A DFI Ultra-D mobo, AMD X2 4400+ CPU, 2gb Team Xtreem Microns, all bundled into a Gigabyte Poseidon Case, with a Gigabyte Geforece 7600GT Silent Pipe II GFX Card, 2 x WD Raptor 36gb HD's in Raid0, Sony DVD-/+ R/RW/RAM drive, sorry sig needs updating :p:

I have this setup for my system I'm going to buy but I would like your opinions about what I chose since I'm still noob in this :P.
Maybe I should get other cooling components or more ?
Link: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=124976

popobag i would suggest starting your own thread in the water cooling section
and close that thread you have in the open discussion.
so that we here at the water cooling section could give you advice.

ok I will