Quote from: fiktionist on July 12, 2013, 09:51:20 AM

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Quote from: Serjah on July 12, 2013, 09:26:48 AM

It's even pretty, what terms is producing? I want one of those too

Quote from: fiktionist on July 12, 2013, 09:07:54 AM

My MORA is ready! Cheesy

atm its cooling a dual Sandy Bridge-EP 8core Xeon Setup with two GTX770. The Mora is bored

Fans at 700rpm and the air/water dif. is just like 8°C.

http://shop.watercool.de/epages/WatercooleK.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/WatercooleK/Products/25120

Looking at this setup it makes me want to water cool my whole computer.

Could you do us a favour and maybe point towards a place that explains watercooling well? German is ok for me, others might prefer english.

What I don't want to see is basically me checking everything, realizing that there is still something I need and then realize I have to wait three days for it to arrive... that would be unprofitable Cheesy

i would stick to this

http://lifehacker.com/5940236/a-beginners-guide-to-water-cooling-your-computer

Looking good. Now I would love to understand how to calculate how much dissipation one of these rads can handle, could anyone help me?

I have six boards. From the conservative side I calcualte that a board at max speed takes up 70 watts very conservative.

So, 6 times 70 is 420 watts in power usage, I am not sure if this is correct, but I will simply use a "nothing lost" calc and assume that I need to dissipate 420w in heat.

How do I now calculate, how much dissipation the radiator brings? From what I see, with six boards I am assuming that a dual 120mm XSPC variation would be fine. And I would love that. I would use their kit with pump, buy more adapters, filling rings and buy more hoses and am done with it.

Did I understand that right? Damn, im a watercooling newb...