what do u guys think about the danger den into kit v2

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Mon, 10/04/2010 - 16:24
flyawaygibbon
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ive done alot of homework and people that i talk to recommend $800 to $900 water colling system but im new to it and i dont want to spend that kind of money when i dont know if its going to last. im also thinkin about water cooling the graphic cards i wanna get 2 nvidia gtx 460s in sli anyone know a good water block for it.

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Sun, 10/17/2010 - 08:45
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Srdjan MMPC
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If I hear you go on a good nice body, which has a hole to hide cables. Good cooler the air, and picture choose some nice appearance with standard coolers, because you do not spend money, the system will still be outdated in just a few years. Do the cables nicely in the nets and you will have the appearance of the housing extremities. I hope I have helped a little in the decision. Cheers:-D

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Sat, 11/27/2010 - 23:10
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PCTC1
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If you want to watercool your graphics cards, build it from scratch. You don't need to spend $800-900. To tell you the truth, the Intro V2 is good for learning the basics of watercooling without breaking the bank, but it's not all that great.

There's only a short fall to insanity:
--Core i7 920 OC 4.0GHz w/ Thermochill PA 120.3/Swiftech ApogeeGTZ 1366 : Asus P6T Deluxe X58 : CoolerMaster HAF 932 Case : eVGA GTX 260 Core216 SC SLI @ 700/1512/1070 : 6GB Corsair DDR3-1600 : 2x 500GB Seagate 7200.11
--Q6600 2.4GHz w/ Swiftech MCR320QP/Swiftech ApogeeGTX-Cu : Abit AW9D-975X : Antec P182 Case : eVGA 8800GTS G92 512MB @ 780/1950/2000 : 4GB DDR2-1066 : 750GB Seagate 7200.11
And there's also more to life than my PC.

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