Originally Posted by GT35 STI

:rotfl: I love hwo they sold 11 wii's without selling a single PS3.... classic... god damn the wii owned ps3 hardcore style

Originally Posted by midnitewrx02

too much $$$ + other cheaper systems on the mkt + no good games for it = selfpwned

Originally Posted by GT35 STI

word... the two mouse two keyboard is nonsense haha... the kid leaves the rememdy window open on the monitor you can see fom outside the cube, and the monitor you can't see he plays wow... then fi someone walks in he just double tapps control and all is well

Originally Posted by irrational x

ive been using water cooling for years its great. currently im using the zalman passive water cooler for cpu/gpu and its the best ive used so far. internal watercooling can be a ***** depending on your case, and if you do it i reccomend a 120mm radiator.

my old setup was 2x danger den 120mm ratiors, 2 brandX pumps, a custom 5inch bay resevoir i made in shop, danger den cpu/gpu/ram sinks. i used 3/4 piping for the cpu system and 1/2 for the gpu/ram. watercooling the ram is tricky but i used a heat spreader with a gpu waterblock gheto rigged onto it. all this was easy to fit into the massive lian li case i had, but im not that nerd tacular anymore. i added pelitier cooling to all the blocks later but moisture was a problem so i stopped.

if you wana be a real man get http://www.vapochill.com/

Originally Posted by Cohnster

I was looking at the Corsair external system (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835181004), very highly rated from what I've been reading so far, no issues from people that have been using it for a year or more and its a super good price too. Not to keen on the internal setups, it gets cluttered and the tubes get all looped and bent around which can add stress around the fittings, known some people to have them leak when the comp is off and the pumps vibrate and buzz and aren't all the quiet.

Originally Posted by soggynoodles

If you're going to do watercooled right you better do what the big boys do.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835106074

Originally Posted by Cohnster

I like what this guy says in his review:

"Cons: Leaked after 1st install. Every connetion to the radiators was leaking. Thankfully it was all outside the case!! Easily fixed the leaks though."

Originally Posted by soggynoodles

regardless of what system you get, you may/will experence leaks. Just man up and buy better processor instead of trying to keep that unstable processor cool.

Originally Posted by nKoan

I saw a bunch of PS3's driving around on Saturday. Every store seemed to have 3-4 unsold ones (and I stopped by about 8 or so looking for Wii accessories).

I wonder if people are still making money with this things on ebay.

Originally Posted by Mr. Xevious

any of the newer processor familys run cool just due to the smaller die and less voltage.

What I used to be able to do with water on an old 2.6c you can easily do on a new 939 chip with air alone

37C at idle and 45C while gaming.. and this is on air.

Originally Posted by Mr. Xevious

any of the newer processor familys run cool just due to the smaller die and less voltage.

What I used to be able to do with water on an old 2.6c you can easily do on a new 939 chip with air alone

37C at idle and 45C while gaming.. and this is on air.

Originally Posted by Mr. Xevious

any of the newer processor familys run cool just due to the smaller die and less voltage.

What I used to be able to do with water on an old 2.6c you can easily do on a new 939 chip with air alone

37C at idle and 45C while gaming.. and this is on air.

Originally Posted by Cohnster

Hmmmm, reading that, I'm going to update my BIOS and check the settings, something is up then. I have one of the new Pentium D 930 cpu's (Dual Core 3.0 Ghz) with a cheapo ECS P4M800PRO-M Motherboard.

Originally Posted by soggynoodles

Get rid of the ECS board.