Nya VGA/Chipsetblock till Asetek Waterchill!

http://kylning.com/info.php?cPath=85_56&products_id=515&kylid...

Har läst fina recensioner också...bit-tech bl.a. Det där kommer duga bra åt en som är newbie på vattenkylning...typ jag

http://www.bit-tech.net/review/222/1

"Perhaps the most important part of this entire kit is the noise, even with the extra blocks I never had to run the fan at 12v making the PSU fan the loudest part of my system! Many people will look to the Waterchill as a means to aid in overclocking their graphics cards too, once again you won't be dissapointed My 9700 Pro has had volt mods done on the memory and the core and with a passive Zalman ZM80 HP it clocks in at an impressive 415/730, with the addition of the Asetek Waterchill I could raise this to 450/770 without any artifacting at all and of course with no noise gain.

So it looks like Asetek have really succeeded with the Waterchill setup, it combines good looks, low noise, ease of use with excellent peformance for the price. Sure if you went out to buy a custom setup with peltier blocks, larger radiators, and larger pumps you could reduce your temps by a few degrees but that obviously requires fairly in depth knowledge of the parts and fitting and of course generally a higher price. The Asetek kit can be installed by even a novice water cooler in no time at all and provides excellent performance for the price. Asetek now sell the whole kit including the CPU/GPU and chipset blocks for £195. For those of you with the Waterchill CPU cooling kit, these new blocks would make an excellent addition, allowing you to run an almost fanless system, all thats left now is for Asetek to release a watercooled PSU....."

Ifall det skulle krisa så köper man ny pump och block. Det är ändå billigare och _ENKLARE_ än att köpa lösa delar. Iaf för mig som är newbie inom vattenkylning