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    I have been looking in to water cooling lately, it seems like a pretty good idea. For those of you that have experience with water cooling would you rather go with a water cooled case or just by a system by itself, and are there any major benefits to water cooling besides running pretty much silent? Thanks again guys.
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  2. A work associate added one to his AMD cause it was crusing at the 80+ degree mark all the time. By adding the water cooling it only netted him about 5 degrees. He was happy .
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    Originally Posted by DVD_Ripper
    A work associate added one to his AMD cause it was crusing at the 80+ degree mark all the time. By adding the water cooling it only netted him about 5 degrees. He was happy .
    If he was at 80+ degrees-C then there is something wrong w/ his setup. mine never passes 54c and I just have 3 case fans.
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  4. Originally Posted by Treebeard
    Originally Posted by DVD_Ripper
    A work associate added one to his AMD cause it was crusing at the 80+ degree mark all the time. By adding the water cooling it only netted him about 5 degrees. He was happy .
    If he was at 80+ degrees-C then there is something wrong w/ his setup. mine never passes 54c and I just have 3 case fans.
    That's what I thought... but it is in a room that is not air conditioned, 4th floor... Also, all CPU's (including intel) run at different temps depending on model
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    Originally Posted by DVD_Ripper
    Originally Posted by Treebeard
    Originally Posted by DVD_Ripper
    A work associate added one to his AMD cause it was crusing at the 80+ degree mark all the time. By adding the water cooling it only netted him about 5 degrees. He was happy .
    If he was at 80+ degrees-C then there is something wrong w/ his setup. mine never passes 54c and I just have 3 case fans.
    That's what I thought... but it is in a room that is not air conditioned, 4th floor... Also, all CPU's (including intel) run at different temps depending on model
    4th flr non air conditioned would explain a lot. I am running an AMD also.
    if I was him I'd pop off the side of my case and put a box fan there.
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    I would rather save the cash and put it toward a phase-change cooling system. I'd have one already but the ones for dual-proc systems aren't OEM kits, you have to customize them to work. For single processors they would rock.
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