PC Liquid Cooling

Darthmars

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Hi everyone, recently I got interested in liquid cooling. But seems like in SG not much retailers carry such accessories. Anyone can recommend a reputable local retailer?

Or if anyone has any experience buying from FrozenCPU, would appreciate hearing about your good/bad experience also.

Thanks and sorry if I missed a sticky on this!
 

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local is quite limited in term of choices. Most people will get from performance PC or frozenCPU if overseas (freight charges can be expensive btw).
 

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Basically it is much worth it to buy overseas such as FrozenCPU or Performance PCS.

Another Taiwan site which you can buy from is Bitspower. At times TWD is weak against SGD, which can be good to buy things from there instead but you are limited to their brand only.

I would highly recommend you to plan out what you want in your PC and what kind of configs you would like to have.

- PC Configs

The hardware that you are water cooling. The hardware that you are intending to make it the highest end components. Usually people water cool high end products rather than low or mid end products.

- Basic water cooling things that you will need.

1. Reservoir
2. Pump
3. Pump Top
4. Fittings
5. Hard acrylic tubes or soft tubes
6. Radiators
7. Fans
 

enenyi

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Basically it is much worth it to buy overseas such as FrozenCPU or Performance PCS.

Another Taiwan site which you can buy from is Bitspower. At times TWD is weak against SGD, which can be good to buy things from there instead but you are limited to their brand only.

I would highly recommend you to plan out what you want in your PC and what kind of configs you would like to have.

- PC Configs

The hardware that you are water cooling. The hardware that you are intending to make it the highest end components. Usually people water cool high end products rather than low or mid end products.

- Basic water cooling things that you will need.

1. Reservoir
2. Pump
3. Pump Top
4. Fittings
5. Hard acrylic tubes or soft tubes
6. Radiators
7. Fans
Got any lobang for Swiftech or not ah? Tech Dynamic doesn't seem keen to continue bringing in Swiftech expandable AIO cooling kits...
 

krystallos

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Basically it is much worth it to buy overseas such as FrozenCPU or Performance PCS.

Another Taiwan site which you can buy from is Bitspower. At times TWD is weak against SGD, which can be good to buy things from there instead but you are limited to their brand only.

I would highly recommend you to plan out what you want in your PC and what kind of configs you would like to have.

- PC Configs

The hardware that you are water cooling. The hardware that you are intending to make it the highest end components. Usually people water cool high end products rather than low or mid end products.

- Basic water cooling things that you will need.

1. Reservoir
2. Pump
3. Pump Top
4. Fittings
5. Hard acrylic tubes or soft tubes
6. Radiators
7. Fans

May I just ask what's the price difference between EKWB compression fitting compared to Bitspower?

Can't seem to get the price list straight off Bitspower webpage. I'm assuming one have to email a mail order before being quoted with a price.
 

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for a noob... is there any complete kit that we can buy? or it is cheaper to get parts separately..
 

ckjoe234

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Get predator with qdcs more economic and less hassle. Starter kits need to own self fill loop though.

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Tats the fun part where one learn to complete his first custom loop...those aio kit he'll learn nothing...qdc for those who change their h2o cooled hardware frequently..google to get an idea first n then decide whether or not u really need to go h2o cooling ..3rd prepare ur budget..about 800 to 1 k at least..depends on what u wanna h2o cool..
 

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Tats the fun part where one learn to complete his first custom loop...those aio kit he'll learn nothing...qdc for those who change their h2o cooled hardware frequently..google to get an idea first n then decide whether or not u really need to go h2o cooling ..3rd prepare ur budget..about 800 to 1 k at least..depends on what u wanna h2o cool..
That's true also but only if he sees the value of building one himself.

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for a noob... is there any complete kit that we can buy? or it is cheaper to get parts separately..
They do have told whole complete kit, from ek or XSPC. U can go to PerformancePoint to get those kits also.
U just need to consider if your case have the space to fit all those in and where can u mount your reservoir. Dun be like me, I got a big reservoir/pump combo end up no space to mount it and had to buy a small combo..



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gaoxing84

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custom cooling, just plan your loop well.
can already, 1 week can settle if you put time into it

flexi tubing, just plug in, leak test, done. lol
 
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