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For a first timer it would be easest to get a complete kit such as the one that Swiftech is offering.
Then after you feel more confident with water cooling and you need/want to add more to the kit, its as easy as buying the needed parts..............
If you want to do a complete DIY setup, just ask, I'm sure there's more than enough folks around here that can help you out.
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hatem
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| Posted: Fri, 10 Apr 2009 18:51:22 Post Subject: |
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| Quote: | What do you plan to cool? CPU? GPU? Chipset?
It may be hard to pick a cooler specifically for that board, but many kits offer compatibility that should work fine. Deciding which pieces you want to cool and how much you want to spend is key. |
i think i will start with the CPU, cuz this fan noise killing me, i will spend +-100usd, i asked some frindes and they told me what you saying which is "It may be hard to pick a cooler specifically for that board" |
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hatem
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| Posted: Fri, 10 Apr 2009 19:03:05 Post Subject: |
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| Quote: | For a first timer it would be easest to get a complete kit such as the one that Swiftech is offering.
Then after you feel more confident with water cooling and you need/want to add more to the kit, its as easy as buying the needed parts..............
If you want to do a complete DIY setup, just ask, I'm sure there's more than enough folks around here that can help you out |
i vist Swiftech web site i found H20-120 Compact - H20-220 Compact Cooling Kits, they cost $159.95, but both of them for Intel socket 775, did this mean it will not work with socket 1366 in 58Ex?
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sbrehm72255
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As far as I know, for the LGA1366 you're going to have to go to the next higher kit that has the pump and water block separate.
Shop around the net a little and you should be able to come up with a much better deal than what Swiftech retails them for.
Swiftech 220 Apex Ultima
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