The new Kingwin AWC-1 Arctic water cooling kit fits nicely inside of my Shuttle SB75G2! Temperatures were lowered approximately 5 degrees for the CPU and GPU.
I must say I am very impressed with this product, this is my first water cooling experience and it couldn't have gone smoother!
I was not sure if there would be fitment issues but it all went in without a hitch. The main cooling unit replaced my CDRW/DVD drive in the 5 1/4 bay and the external radiator fit where the ICE fan /shroud mounts. (The water resevoir is also contained within the main unit so the radiator and water blocks are the only external parts.) I did leave the main unit sticking out about 3/8 inch in the front of the CD bay so as not to cram the hoses excessively, but it looks fine and allows access to the water filling hole better anyway.
I also was able to mount the included GPU block on my BFG 6800GT after removing the stock fan and heat sink. For this to work I had to use the stock screws with the stock rear mounting plate to get the block mounted over the GPU. (I also used Thermaltake Copper ram sinks on the memory chips after removing the stock heat sink)
Previously when using the detect optimal frequencies option for overclocking my 6800GT the best it would detect was 419 / 109 - However I had to back it down to 409/109 to run a clean 3dmark 2003 test with no artifacts. With water cooling it detects 427/111 as optimal and I can run these settings with 3dmark 2003 with no artifacts for a score of 12527 (P4 3.2 - no overclocking).
Hope this helps anyone who was looking at this water cooling kit!
Shuttle w/ 6800GT water cooled
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I must say I am very impressed with this product, this is my first water cooling experience and it couldn't have gone smoother!
I was not sure if there would be fitment issues but it all went in without a hitch. The main cooling unit replaced my CDRW/DVD drive in the 5 1/4 bay and the external radiator fit where the ICE fan /shroud mounts. (The water resevoir is also contained within the main unit so the radiator and water blocks are the only external parts.) I did leave the main unit sticking out about 3/8 inch in the front of the CD bay so as not to cram the hoses excessively, but it looks fine and allows access to the water filling hole better anyway.
I also was able to mount the included GPU block on my BFG 6800GT after removing the stock fan and heat sink. For this to work I had to use the stock screws with the stock rear mounting plate to get the block mounted over the GPU. (I also used Thermaltake Copper ram sinks on the memory chips after removing the stock heat sink)
Previously when using the detect optimal frequencies option for overclocking my 6800GT the best it would detect was 419 / 109 - However I had to back it down to 409/109 to run a clean 3dmark 2003 test with no artifacts. With water cooling it detects 427/111 as optimal and I can run these settings with 3dmark 2003 with no artifacts for a score of 12527 (P4 3.2 - no overclocking).
Hope this helps anyone who was looking at this water cooling kit!
Shuttle w/ 6800GT water cooled
Pic #2