- Nov 15, 2013
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Before I Begin, please feel free to shoot me down if this is just illogical.
So I recently came a cross a slightly used ac cooler ACoil. I'm not sure what size the fittings are in it, but I've had a few ideas...
1. Attach 2 big fans or 1 huge fan (360mm big or 1000mm huge fan.) and attach a cheap air cooler to my cpu, Cut off the heatsink, attach via welding a few 6-8mm copper pipes approx 14inch in length, cut out the water cooling holes in the back of my 400r and wrap the pipes in insulating tubing and have the acoil below my desk.
2. Use compression fittings and some tubing to attach it to a few d5 pumps and have that go to a ekwb to cool my i5 and GPU.
3. Attach some water cooling tubing and compression fittings and fill the acoil with kulance branded watercooilng solution and attach it to a h60 or 80 pump and fitting for the CPU. Also remove the stock rad from the aio cooler.
4. Would any of these be able to cool my i5 to under 80C at 5.125GHz under load or minimum 50C @ 4.8 ghz at load?
Thanks, Longstreet.
So I recently came a cross a slightly used ac cooler ACoil. I'm not sure what size the fittings are in it, but I've had a few ideas...
1. Attach 2 big fans or 1 huge fan (360mm big or 1000mm huge fan.) and attach a cheap air cooler to my cpu, Cut off the heatsink, attach via welding a few 6-8mm copper pipes approx 14inch in length, cut out the water cooling holes in the back of my 400r and wrap the pipes in insulating tubing and have the acoil below my desk.
2. Use compression fittings and some tubing to attach it to a few d5 pumps and have that go to a ekwb to cool my i5 and GPU.
3. Attach some water cooling tubing and compression fittings and fill the acoil with kulance branded watercooilng solution and attach it to a h60 or 80 pump and fitting for the CPU. Also remove the stock rad from the aio cooler.
4. Would any of these be able to cool my i5 to under 80C at 5.125GHz under load or minimum 50C @ 4.8 ghz at load?
Thanks, Longstreet.
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