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Koolance?

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so i have seen these new koolance cases that are liquid cooled
does anyone have any imput on them because i don't know much about them
like how is it better and what does it take.
 
They are quiet well built and good performers, I have had my p4 3.06 running 24/7 @ 3.5ghz with no problems. But I have just modded my original pc2 601 case see Sig.
 
that is pretty badass
how much did that cost
and how much better does the comp accually run now that it is all liquid cooled??
 
I have had the koolance case for circa 18months, all told it has probably cost me a fair few pennies - but the enjoyment of building it was worth it. I would say the case is good for around 10-20% extra compared to air but at a lower noise.
 
Mingon: I just ordered the Koolance PC2-601BW with all the additional coolers. Was it hard to put together, or was the manual easy to understand.

Any tips would be appreciated.

ROJAS
 
Mingon: I just ordered the Koolance PC2-601BW with all the additional coolers. Was it hard to put together, or was the manual easy to understand.
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It was all very easy - the worst bit is poring in the liquid - it needs a funnel really. The only thing to do is make sure you put the retaining clips on - nothing worse than putting the tubing on and then finding out you have to take it back off again. A tip is to use needle nose plier to stretch the tubing - its a very tight fit
 
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