installed correctly, how can it ruin it? just curious.
Rebelcharm is just talking about the chance of leaking, if you install it correctly then there is no issue. Also as long as you don't move your 360 around a lot then there is almost no chance it will leak provided you set it up right. _________________________________________________________ 360-HQ Toolbar | 360-hq Digg news | 360-HQ Active Topics | 360-HQ Boxxet Page | My Setup
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Posted: Sat May 17, 2008 11:02 pm Post subject:
I am also wanting to go with water cooling when I can afford it. The link you gave to the water cooling system..I have never seen that one before, I would for sure want to see how it looks connected to an xbox and working, and also the res. for the fluid, From the picks I cant tell where the fluid is suposed to be stored or how much you can store.
If going with water cooling I would for sure do your research and make sure you get a good system. One Idea I realy like is a system with quick connects so you can easily remove the system from the xbox if you have to move it or do maintenance.
And no matter what system you go with you will want to put it all together and running (not connected to your xbox) and let it run for a couple days to test for any leaks before putting it in your system.
I've also wanted to watercool mine, too bad I don't make enough money to get $287. If you have the money though by all means get it, it will help a lot! Also make sure to pick up arctic silver 5 thermal paste if you already don't have it so the waterblocks have good thermal conductivity. _________________________________________________________
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