how is this watercooling setup??

[newls1]

been out of the watercooling loop for awhile, just looking to see if this stuff would cool just a i7 2600k well enough

[NaeKuh]

Hey sup bro!

LTNS!!

right now the current fad is bay res.

I kid you not.. DD Monsoon, Koolance series....
You really need to check out a bay res.

Other then that, your parts look solid... except we like Primochill LRT tubing more then tygon.

[theseeker]

Hey sup bro!

LTNS!!

right now the current fad is bay res.

I kid you not.. DD Monsoon, Koolance series....
You really need to check out a bay res.

Other then that, your parts look solid... except we like Primochill LRT tubing more then tygon.

+1 for Primochill. I just started working with it and it is outstanding.

[86 5.0L]

I'd probably go for the xspc rx360 kit, about $100 cheaper and 98% of the performance

[theseeker]

If your budget allows, get an EK top for the pump.

[Alexandr0s]

All of the above^. And why do you only have 2 fittings? Even without the EK top, you'll still need 6 fittings at least.

[newls1]

Hey sup bro!

LTNS!!

right now the current fad is bay res.

I kid you not.. DD Monsoon, Koolance series....
You really need to check out a bay res.

Other then that, your parts look solid... except we like Primochill LRT tubing more then tygon.

whats up my brotha! LTNS right back at you thanks for the input. I look forward to getting "WET" again

[newls1]

I'd probably go for the xspc rx360 kit, about $100 cheaper and 98% of the performance

is that pump in that kit of "ANY" quality Other then that, looks pretty neat, and your right, that would save me 100$

[zanzabar]

is that pump in that kit of "ANY" quality Other then that, looks pretty neat, and your right, that would save me 100$

it dosnt look vary good but i have not used one or heard anything

why not get the EK bay rez and then get the ddc3.2, u get a better pump and nice rez that it hooks into so u dont need to mount it some ware, and even if u dont go for that the 3.2 with top is a much better pump and unless u abuse it, its just as reliable.

[newls1]

ya, im ruling against that kit... I wouldn't EVER EVER want to go with a cheap ass pump! Thanks I'll stick with my 655 pump

[MagisD]

New mcp-35x is sweet think 355 with delerin top and pwm control out of the box.

Since your buying new it's worth it.

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[fatherTime27]

The setup looks good but I don't see why you wouldn't just go with the rasa kit and save yourself some money. Although I am not 100% sure that pump will be able to handle 2 gpu waterblocks if you plan on watercooling them. Even still that rasa with a new pump is still cheaper then that.

[SiGfever]

whats up my brotha! LTNS right back at you thanks for the input. I look forward to getting "WET" again

A blast from the past, good to see you (well you know what I mean) back.

And yes, everything is better when "wet".

[newls1]

A blast from the past, good to see you (well you know what I mean) back.

And yes, everything is better when "wet".

thanks brotha! great to see you all again

[zanzabar]

ya, im ruling against that kit... I wouldn't EVER EVER want to go with a cheap ass pump! Thanks I'll stick with my 655 pump

the 655 is a rather cheap ass pump, its not taken from an industrial use and u get the same performance with the EK/dd cpx pro high watt one. the ddc3.2 with an ek top is also $10 less than a 655.

[newls1]

the 655 is a rather cheap ass pump, its not taken from an industrial use and u get the same performance with the EK/dd cpx pro high watt one. the ddc3.2 with an ek top is also $10 less than a 655.

I really liked my 655 style pump though. 2 years ago when I was knee deep in watercooling I had a ddc 3.2 pump I put in a customers waterkeg and that SOB was hotter then after 20minutes of testing.. My 655's NEVER got warm/hot and there quiet too!

[lowfat]

R3603 tubing will cloud up in no time. Spend the big bucks on the Tygon 2001 if you want clear tubing otherwise go w/ coloured tubing like Primoflex LRT.

[zeroibis]

Yea your going to need 8 fittings total for that setup:
pump(2) + block(2) + rad(2) + res(2) = 8

Also are you sure that your going to need 8ft of tubing? Personally I always take what I think I need and double it, this avoids problems if you realize you did not get enough. Also this enables you to have some extra encase something goes wrong like you get a leak in your tube or you cut one the wrong length or decide to change where something is located.