[Av8rjim]

Hi,

I'm brand new to this forum, so here goes...

I have an Aquagate S1 liquid cooling system that just went out after 2 years of hard work. I tried several times to revive it by replacing the liquid and flushing the system, but nothing worked. It wouldn't circulate anymore for very long.

I have decided to purchase a new cooling system, but before I get in over my head was just wondering if anyone knows what the best system is and/or the best replacement that would be about the same size as the S1.

Thanks!

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What's your budget? Custom watercooling kits are always the best, but Swiftec makes the best kits. Can you list the components you wish to cool?
James

Edited by james_8970, 10 July 2009 - 05:51 PM.

[james_8970]

What's your budget? Custom watercooling kits are always the best, but Swiftec makes the best kits. Can you list the components you wish to cool?
James

Edited by james_8970, 10 July 2009 - 05:51 PM.

[Av8rjim]

I would like to find something around 300 or less. I really don't know what liquid cooling systems go for though. I think my current cooling system cools the processor but my temperature monitor shows that my hard drive is overheating, However the hard drive is nowhere near the cooling system itsself.

[james_8970]

What are you using to monitor your hard drive? What temperature is it reporting? Most cases have an intake fan infront of hard drives, check to see if adding a intake fan is a possibility on your case as it'll decrease the temperature of your hard drive significantly. What CPU are you currently cooling?

I think my current cooling system cools the processor

Do you think or know? If there is anything else you want to cool here, I need to know. Are you even overclocking? If not, then I'd personally suggest you just get a air cooled heatsink as there is no real advantage to get a watercooling setup.
James