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    Home-made CPU-,GPU-,Chipset-block Review

    Posted on Thursday, January 29 2004 @ 16:51:30 CET by LSDsmurf


    Watercooling your entire system, something only for the rich ? Wrong! Buying cheaper blocks means crappy performance ? Wrong again! We received some home made water-blocks, for VGA, CPU and Chipset, to see how the stack up against retail water-cooling solutions. Now these blocks are going into mass production: low priced, good performing water-cooling for everyone? Let's find out

    Link: Madshrimps

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