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    D-Tek Fuzion+Swiftech MCW30 on NB

    I have been trying to find some pics of these 2 waterblocks in a setup...anybody have some pics using these 2 items?
    750W Thermaltake Modular PSU
    DFI UT X58-T3eH8
    Core i7 920 @ 20 X 200 1.325V
    CORSAIR XMS3 DHX 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR3 1600
    768 MB EVGA 8800GTX
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    2 X Laing DDC's w/EK-DDC Dual Turbo Top
    7 X Yate Loon Blue LED Intake Fans
    4 X Yate Loon Blue LED Exhaust Fans
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    1 X GPU EK Fullcover Waterblock
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    you wanna know if it's doable ???? if so the answer is yes. but you will also need some sort of other cooling method to cool the SB if you do decide to water cool the NB...
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    As requested: this is mine
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    Quote Originally Posted by soccerswim8 View Post
    woah the water looks really thinned out between your CPU and NB, thats probably inhibiting your flow
    shockingly enough, the flattened tubes dont really inhibit flow. i testeed for that a while back and found that it doesnt effect flow. I suppose the reason for this is that the tubing will deform it shape but stil have the same cross-sectionaly volume which makes the flow the same.

    that said, having a tube flattened out like that, may, over time cause it to collapse.

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