Man Thrash I really like that tube layout, still looks wild while looking like it would be easy to swap parts as you can kinda just move it all out of the way if needed. I agree with Cliff on the steampunk look as well, all that copper showing fits the build well.
I'm a little bit like that Nick, so I went for an all-in-one unit from Corsair for my current system
https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/Catego.../CW-9060010-WW
All the advantages without the worries
Obviously it's nowhere like the efficiency of the big specially built units but far better than the basic units you usually see on pre-built systems
That looks nice - it's all about sleek, efficient and pretty (you know... like me...)I'm a little bit like that Nick, so I went for an all-in-one unit from Corsair for my current system
https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/Catego.../CW-9060010-WW
All the advantages without the worries
Obviously it's nowhere like the efficiency of the big specially built units but far better than the basic units you usually see on pre-built systems
I've had the unfortunate experience of things going wrong with water cooling but that was down to a mistake I made. Water cooling equipment is very well made and once you install it correctly shouldn't give any problems. It is still it's not for faint of heart though! Filling your loop for the firsts time is incredibly nerve wracking. Once you get past that it is very rewarding. If anyone is interested I can offer some helpful tips.
Hi,
Little optimus birdie says they are working on an aio
Probably similar to swiftech but no telling really but they are aware of the market needs
Swiftech - Swiftech
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