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    lol, im glad i tickled ur funny bone

    cool, ill research all those parts and keep reading up on how to do it all, ive been reading the beginners guide to watercooling on over-clock, ill progress from there.
    Wud u recommend a PSU with that setup as ive read that with a pump u need a real decent PSU, and the Corsair 620w might be stretching it amps wize.

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    Galaxy perhaps?
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    Ok well I think a power supply is important so I just want to make sure.
    I found a 'Enermax Galaxy 850W EGA850EWL CrossFire ATX2.2 Modular PSU'.
    68A on the +12V<----Is that the important bit or shud I be looking at another spec to make sure

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    That will do fine, although there is an updated DXX model that has the pin pcie connectors as well.
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    Is that the 1000W Enermax EG1000EWLDXX Galaxy? Wud that much power really be needed? Im just asking cos maybe I cud save and get the cheaper 1 (850W Enermax EGA850EWL Galaxy).
    Dont exactly know what u meant by "has the pin pcie connectors as well."

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    I thought money was no object?

    You dont even need an 850w.

    If you want to save money, grab a corsair 620w. Itll do the job no problem.
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    After a few hours research, I think I found a good pump within ur recommendations clunk. Laing DDC-1 Ultra 18watt Pump with Plexi Reservoir Top
    Its on this page if u wanna see http://www.coolercases.co.uk/acatalog/Pump.html#a130. Just 1 thing though, there is a same model but a 10w Pro version, I think the 1st one is better or not? (more power the better)

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    well money isnt a problem, just wanted to understand what u meant by "has the pin pcie connectors as well." , how is that diff form the 850w? thought they all came with pcie connectors?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harkin View Post
    After a few hours research, I think I found a good pump within ur recommendations clunk. Laing DDC-1 Ultra 18watt Pump with Plexi Reservoir Top
    Its on this page if u wanna see http://www.coolercases.co.uk/acatalog/Pump.html#a130. Just 1 thing though, there is a same model but a 10w Pro version, I think the 1st one is better or not? (more power the better)
    With that model I wont have to have a seperate resovoir saving even more space, sound good?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harkin View Post
    After a few hours research, I think I found a good pump within ur recommendations clunk. Laing DDC-1 Ultra 18watt Pump with Plexi Reservoir Top
    Its on this page if u wanna see http://www.coolercases.co.uk/acatalog/Pump.html#a130. The first pump on that page and the third one are the ones. Just 1 thing though, there is a same model but a 10w Pro version, I think the 1st one is better or not? (more power the better)
    D5 or DDC, whichever you prefer. I have the D5 also known as the swiftech mcp655.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harkin View Post
    well money isnt a problem, just wanted to understand what u meant by "has the pin pcie connectors as well." , how is that diff form the 850w? thought they all came with pcie connectors?
    New graphics cards will have an 8 pin power connector, the new ATI cards will have a 6 pin and an 8 pin power connector, most power supplies at the moment dont have the new 8 pin connectors, but the DXX model of galaxy does.

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    With that model I wont have to have a seperate resovoir saving even more space, sound good?
    I wouldnt bother about that, if you get a large enough case, you wont need to worry about where the reservoir will go. You can always use a t-line if you dont want a reservoir.
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    Ok then, ill just go for the Laing DDC-1 Ultra 18watt Pump with Plexi Top(so I can install it in HDD cage). Then have a resovoir seperate, I wud rather have one than not, isn't it just safer?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harkin View Post
    Ok then, ill just go for the Laing DDC-1 Ultra 18watt Pump with Plexi Top(so I can install it in HDD cage). Then have a resovoir seperate, I wud rather have one than not, isn't it just safer?
    The DDC Ultra with plexi top is a top notch pump, I suggest the Alphacool Re-Pack Res might be a good idea. I had the res mounted on the DDC before and it is such a powerful pump it can be a nightmare getting all the bubbles out of the system.

    The blocks Clunk mentioned will give you some serious cooling potential along with the radiator, tis a beast of a thing. I prefer 7/16" Masterkleer tubing, so much neater than 1/2" without too much of a hit in performance

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    Quote Originally Posted by Madafwo View Post
    The DDC Ultra with plexi top is a top notch pump, I suggest the Alphacool Re-Pack Res might be a good idea. I had the res mounted on the DDC before and it is such a powerful pump it can be a nightmare getting all the bubbles out of the system.

    The blocks Clunk mentioned will give you some serious cooling potential along with the radiator, tis a beast of a thing. I prefer 7/16" Masterkleer tubing, so much neater than 1/2" without too much of a hit in performance
    Yeah, the Alphacool u mentiones is what im lookin 4. With the case im getting (Silverstone TJ07) I can get Psu in bottom left corner, rad in bottom right, pump and resovoir in empty 5 1/4 slots and HDD cage respectively, shud work I hope. Will be easier to see when I have the parts

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    Think I might just use 1/2" tubing to be on the safe side, plus the case is huge, if not that shudn't be hard to convert as tubing and barbs are so cheap really

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harkin View Post
    Yeah, the Alphacool u mentiones is what im lookin 4. With the case im getting (Silverstone TJ07) I can get Psu in bottom left corner, rad in bottom right, pump and resovoir in empty 5 1/4 slots and HDD cage respectively, shud work I hope. Will be easier to see when I have the parts
    You might want to have a google to see if that galaxy will fit in the tj07, if thats the psu and case you are having.
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