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    Hailea WaterChiller

    Found some chillers from online computerstores around internet.

    Any idea if 250A model is enough to cool CPU + GTX580, im planning putting this on my AMD build soon as Retail 8-Core Zambezi chips come to stores.

    http://www.hailea.com/e-hailea/product1/HC-250A.htm
    http://www.hailea.com/e-hailea/product1/HC-300A.htm

    Anyone have any experiences from Hailea units?

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    I believe the 300a has a capacity of 390W at its rated temperature. You should be able to adjust settings for more capacity, but honestly most people that buy these go with with at least the 500a or the 1000a.
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    You will need at least the 500 model as stewie said, the 300 will be way to small.

    I own a 500 and a 2200

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    Or you could give me some money and I'll build you one..... ^_^

    Hehe, okay.... sorry I've been dying to build something but don't have the friggen moolah yet....
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    I think im not going to pay 100$+ extra for 500A, 300A is enough for CPU but im not shure is it enough for CPU+GPU.
    Last edited by rintamarotta; 08-27-2011 at 12:52 PM.

    ::: Desktop's - Intel *** Intel 2
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    EVGA SR-X *** Asus Rampage IV Extreme
    96Gb (12x8Gb) G.Skill Trident X DDR3-2400MHz 10-12-12-2N *** 32Gb (8x4Gb) G.Skill Trident X DDR3-2666 10-12-12-2N
    3 x Zotac GTX 680 4Gb + EK-FC680 GTX Acetal *** 3 x EVGA GeForce GTX780 + EK Titan XXL Edition waterblocks.
    OCZ RevoDrive 3 x4 960Gb *** 4 x Samsung 840 Pro 512Gb
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    14 x 4 TB WD RE4 in RAID10+2Spare
    4 x Corsair AX1200

    ::: Basement DataCenter :::
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    [*] Dell PowerConnect 2848 Ethernet Switch [*] Network Security Devices by Cisco
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    [*] Additional SAN machines with FusionIO ioDrive Octal's (4 total Octals).
    [*] 10 x Dual Xeon X5680, 12Gb DDR3, 2x100Gb Vertex 2 Pro Raid1 [*] 4 x Quad Xeon E7-4870, 96Gb DDR3, 2x100Gb Vertex 2 Pro Raid1

    [*] Monster UPS unit incase power grid failure backed up by diesel powered generator.

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    It would be fine for the CPU. Don't know how low you'll be able to get, but that's why we experiment.
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    Im going to buy EA-300, EA-500, EA-1000 or LittleDevil Chiller, need find price for EA-1000 first.

    Or then i go overkill for this AMD Zambezi build and buy LittleDevil SS and PC-V10 case for CPU and make water cooling loop for GPU's with one 3x120 or 4x120 rad.

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    OCZ RevoDrive 3 x4 960Gb *** 4 x Samsung 840 Pro 512Gb
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    Caselabs TX10-D
    14 x 4 TB WD RE4 in RAID10+2Spare
    4 x Corsair AX1200

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    [*] Fibreoptic connection from operators core network
    [*] Dell PowerConnect 2848 Ethernet Switch [*] Network Security Devices by Cisco
    [*] Dell EqualLogic PS6500E 96Tb iSCSI SAN (40 2Tb Drives + 8 Spare Drives, Raid10+Spare Configuration, 40Tb fail safe storage)
    [*] Additional SAN machines with FusionIO ioDrive Octal's (4 total Octals).
    [*] 10 x Dual Xeon X5680, 12Gb DDR3, 2x100Gb Vertex 2 Pro Raid1 [*] 4 x Quad Xeon E7-4870, 96Gb DDR3, 2x100Gb Vertex 2 Pro Raid1

    [*] Monster UPS unit incase power grid failure backed up by diesel powered generator.

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    I could make you a chiller!!!! Hehehe.... Okay, maybe not until I prove myself as a builder.... But damnit I just want to build something!

    You know, you could always do just that if you've got some money and a decent set of tools. Its not hard to get a Section 608 Type I license.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stewie007 View Post
    I could make you a chiller!!!! Hehehe.... Okay, maybe not until I prove myself as a builder.... But damnit I just want to build something!

    You know, you could always do just that if you've got some money and a decent set of tools. Its not hard to get a Section 608 Type I license.
    lol you really want to build one

    i might need someone to mod mine sometime (i'll pay ) if the compressor isn't sufficient to cool my stuff, also change the dial type thermostat to something more button like lol

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    Ehhh, I wouldn't have the time anyways....
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    You would be bit too far away as how shipping costs go, LDCooling is from europe so its relatively cheap shipping.

    I went bit extreme, buying LD PC-V10 with SS unit.
    Going to cool GPU's with 3x120 Swiftec MCR-360 Drive.

    I might later buy Hailea HC-500A for GPU's but i heard they're noisy.

    Only putting refigerant into unit requires lisence in here, everything else could be done without any lisence.
    Last edited by rintamarotta; 08-31-2011 at 01:27 PM.

    ::: Desktop's - Intel *** Intel 2
    2 x Xeon E5-2687W *** Intel i7 3930k
    EVGA SR-X *** Asus Rampage IV Extreme
    96Gb (12x8Gb) G.Skill Trident X DDR3-2400MHz 10-12-12-2N *** 32Gb (8x4Gb) G.Skill Trident X DDR3-2666 10-12-12-2N
    3 x Zotac GTX 680 4Gb + EK-FC680 GTX Acetal *** 3 x EVGA GeForce GTX780 + EK Titan XXL Edition waterblocks.
    OCZ RevoDrive 3 x4 960Gb *** 4 x Samsung 840 Pro 512Gb
    Avermedia LiveGamer HD capture card
    Caselabs TX10-D
    14 x 4 TB WD RE4 in RAID10+2Spare
    4 x Corsair AX1200

    ::: Basement DataCenter :::
    [*] Fibreoptic connection from operators core network
    [*] Dell PowerConnect 2848 Ethernet Switch [*] Network Security Devices by Cisco
    [*] Dell EqualLogic PS6500E 96Tb iSCSI SAN (40 2Tb Drives + 8 Spare Drives, Raid10+Spare Configuration, 40Tb fail safe storage)
    [*] Additional SAN machines with FusionIO ioDrive Octal's (4 total Octals).
    [*] 10 x Dual Xeon X5680, 12Gb DDR3, 2x100Gb Vertex 2 Pro Raid1 [*] 4 x Quad Xeon E7-4870, 96Gb DDR3, 2x100Gb Vertex 2 Pro Raid1

    [*] Monster UPS unit incase power grid failure backed up by diesel powered generator.

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    Well, recovery and charging is basically what the certifications are for.

    Anyways, I wouldn't really build one for someone in Finland... I'm just getting anxious to build something...
    Regards, Stew.....

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