This is a discussion on water cooling kit for pc within the Computer Accessories forums, part of the Computer technology category; i know water cooling kit is awesome and perfectly safe for pc but i never found it in shops in ...
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| Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Age: 22
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Rep Power: 1 | i know water cooling kit is awesome and perfectly safe for pc but i never found it in shops in certain parts of mumbai is it available in india? |
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Rep Power: 1 | try this: CORSAIR CWC-H50 CPU Water Cooler - CWC-H50 by: Corsair - TechShop.in - one of the best kits for the price. You can get it for as low as Rs5500. |
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Rep Power: 7 | what exactly are water kits, and how do they work? |
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Rep Power: 3 | Normally CPU's comes with a Heat sink(Aluminum) with Fan which blows air to keep CPU cool. In Water cooling kits this Heat Sink will be replaced with the one which comes with this Cooling kit normally copper plates are used and the coolant will be passing through this plate which will absorb the heat and this coolant keeps on circulating. A radiator is used to keep the coolant cool while it passes through it. A block will be used to store this coolant. A Pump is used to circulate the coolant in through closed loop. Just as shown below |
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Rep Power: 2 | wow. interesting stuff. |
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Rep Power: 2 | Thanks for the useful info deepmohan...... |
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Rep Power: 1 | Is it safe? I mean water around electrical and electronic stuff? |
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Rep Power: 1 | obviously water means coolant, sort of AC , Fridge type where the gas / coolant travells inside the pipe cooling the pipes. Nice idea but not needed for the normal user, as specified, better use fan, AC in room |
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Rep Power: 1 | These kits are for some moderate overclockers. For normal use you can just buy a decent aftermarket cooler for Some 1.5k-2k. |
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Rep Power: 1 | i sit in pc for ages it is very useful for me i use 2 fans still its not very adequate for me thanx a lot for the replies very useful info |
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Rep Power: 2 | @ deepmohan perfect picture for beginners. The basic thing need in an water cooling setup are: Water Block - It is a hardware which is attached to your PC hardware. A block is typically made of copper and helps the liquid absorb heat from the device one wishes to cool. Generally Waterblocks comes with two types, one with Y-fitting, and other T-fitting. Water block comes for various hardwares i.e GPU Waterblock, CPU Waterblock, RAM Waterblock, Chipset Waterblock and also HDD Waterblock. A Pump - The pump as everyone knows is used to circulate the water throught your system. Coolant - The coolant is used to absorbs the heat from the waterblock. Generally distilled or de-ionized water is used. Which is poured into the pipes and is circulated through the pipes by the pump. Radiator - The Radiator is the place where the heat from the Hardware is absorbed and released into the air. Pipes/Tubing - Needed for the flow of the fluid from the Hardware to the radiator and all. Y-fitting - If the waterblock comes with two exhaust then they are connected by Y-fitting to a single line. T-fitting - In t-fitting an open outlet is took out of the PC, and is used to pour water in the system. T-fitting plug - if a T-fitting arrangement is made, then the T-fitting plug is used to close the open outlet. |
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Rep Power: 1 | not really sure..i guess i am kind of outdated now a days its my first time to know about this cooling thing for pc..what i know is Zalman CNPS9900 LED CPU Cooler..i guess its better than that of water cooling kit.. |
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Rep Power: 2 | @ matthew, its easy to install, but a very leanthy process. @ abena, i dont think WC is out-dated, these days most of the extreme gamers are using it for cooling their PC's as it is safe than anyother. |
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If you really want to do some major overclocking, get the TRUE 120, expensive but its one of the best out there. | |
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[ hi deep mohan..that is pretty good illustration you posted in here..it makes me aware of what its uses and functions.. i am a newbie here and still exploring the sites and everything.. Last edited by abena; 10-26-09 at 09:44 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost | |
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