Nice little water cooling setup

[RotorHead]

Saw this nice little 12v system over at Virtual Hideout (http://www.virtual-hideout.net/reviews/sharkacorp_innovatek_new_wc/index.shtml)

Looks like a clean and simple setup, good for someone intrested in getting into water cooling.

RH

[Mikki]

So you'd consider it an entry-level system? :)

[RotorHead]

I'm looking at the ease of instalation and the ability to get all the components from one place. Yes the performance is good and its easy to setup. The 12v aspect is what I like, no fussing with 120v AC and no pump relay pretty much makes it Plug-N-Play.

Price wise, it might not be considered entry-level.

Sorry, should have explaned myself a little better, heads still a little groggy after the fight I had last night with that bottle of JD, but I took him down after the 5th round....hehe :wack:

RH

[camel]

Hi RH

I was looking at those Innovatek kits just a few weeks ago, but then decided to pick the parts I wanted. I did ask around about that kit, and didn't get favorable replies. Most said you can get better results building a W/C setup with better equipment for as much as that kit costs. If I where to buy a kit I probably would have ended up with one of the Swiftech kits found here
http://www.bestbyte.net/Category.cfm?CategoryID=18&Keyword=

I bought a relay for my pump, but havent installed it. I leave the pump on 24/7 since the box is also.
Folding trying to catch you ;)
:beer:

[RotorHead]

Hey camel, good to see you :)

Ya, the innovatech systems tend to be a little on the expensive side, and the temperature drop could be better. I think if the tubing was bigger along with using a larger rad it would perform very good. Even still, its not a bad system. Once again, I like the 12V feature. I wish more 12V pumps were available.

You’ll catch me in folding quicker then you think ;) I have to shut down my main rig for my up coming move out to Arizona, I’ll be down for about a month and a half :(

RH