Quote Originally Posted by Manicdan View Post
your probably gonna hear the few bad ones cause the average ones are neiher spectacular enough to show off, or caused any problems. so you only see the two extremes. its really quite easy to do WC

i just replaced my video card, and the new one im running on the stock cooler, and old was part of the CPU loop.

so i pulled the card out of the PCIE slot, stuck a paper towel under it. then removed one side and let the water pour out a bit as i anchored it to the case at about the same height (lost probably 3-4 spoon fulls of water into the paper towel) and disconnected the other side and held onto it as i set aside the card, with its block full of water still. then simply connected the two ends. cleaned up by wiping down the area with paper towels and used the vacuum to get some dust any and other moisture in there.

pc booted up just fine, and thats about the dumbest way you could possible mess with a WC loop successfully. its really not as hard or scary as people make it sound. and i think a kit like this will really get people into using WC, even if they never thought about tying it before. but a true setup isnt always about the performance, but the work that goes into it.
yeah but you sound like you've done this before...remember that a lot of times, what's easy for you cause you're experienced is colon shattering for others cause they have no clue. I just don't like the idea of a leak happening and then coming back to my dead PC. The other thing I don't like is the idea of replacing the fluid because it gets contaminated and gunk starts forming.