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    Watercooling for Socket A

    I'm thinking of going for a single 120mm raditor watercooling with a cpu and northbridge block, I don't want a pump that forces me to run cables out the back of my case and have to setup a 12v relay switch and all that crap, i would rather have a 12v pump that sits with everything inside my case.. I've been looking at kits but they don't seem to fit my needs, would i be better off purchasing the equipment seperately (even if it ends up being a bit more expensive thats fine with me).

    Any advice/tips while im saving up the dow?

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    The new corsair COOL system looks pretty sweet and if the performance of this is anywhere near their hydrocool ex2000 systems then its going to be pretty awesome

    Hopefully soon it will be available so I can get it to fit on my new A64 system as it also has northbridge and GPU attachments and its power internally via the PSU and not an external source.

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    yea it does look pretty good, and i think i'll need that for my Centurion 5 case since there isn't a great deal of 'slack' room at my 120mm exhaust at the back.. the only other option for the radiator is at the front which is doable.. I don't feel particularly game taking a 120mm saw drill to my side panel.

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