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    1. 16-02-2003 13:18 #1
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      Smile Thermaltake Aquarius II Watercooling Kit

      Once the domain of the hardcore overclockers, watercooling is a technology that like many others is now moving into the main stream, and several companies have started producing starter kits. Thermaltake have sent me their entry into the watercooling market, the Aquarius II.
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      Can I have Goldfish with mine?
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      Originally posted by Tommy
      Can I have Goldfish with mine?
      Yeah..... I always wondered if I sealed all the holes, filled up my 'puter with water, put a few fish in it (to see through the side window), and turned it on to see what would happen. I mean this would be water cooling, wouldn't it?!
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      I know bud (minus the fish that is)
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      I have one word SUSHI !!!

      I am interested in this system, but I much prefer the Koolance EXOS. It think it is a much cleaner piece to install and maintain.

      I also have second thoughts about that silicone tubing. I would prefer it for it's pliability and ability to keep a good seal around the waterblock. Then again as it warms up and becomes too pliable it could burst from the pressure. Always Pros and Cons.

      If any off you manufacturers are listening, I want an external based unit with a slot plate. All connections should be threaded fittings and I want reinforced silicone tubing. Now go and make it. I will make your stocks fly!

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      Wetandchillychips - about to buy..

      I'm about to buy this..

      The Socket A version with a copper base..

      http://www.wetandchillychips.com/


      The build looks superb.. been getting good reviews.

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      Did someone say Fishtank?! It was just a matter of time

      Lian Li has a made a window kit to simulate a fishtank. You'll need a Lian Li case, but since they make excellent cases. Plastic fishies they may be, but a conversation piece nevertheless!


      http://www.reviewnation.com/reviews/...ua/index.shtml

      http://www.lian-li.com/product.php?a...wPD&prdid=1110
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