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David M · 11-11-2005, 12:08 PM

The only way to avoid water is to air cool. All the other methods involve having to deal with water whether it is coolant or condensation. Given liquid cooling has been around long enough to work out the bugs then I would consider it. Yes you do have to be more careful than with air cooling but with a little care it is very reliable.

In your situation I would look for one of those huge air coolers with the 120mm fans.

11-11-2005, 12:08 PM	#12
David M Techphile. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: San Francisco Bay Posts: 5,953	The only way to avoid water is to air cool. All the other methods involve having to deal with water whether it is coolant or condensation. Given liquid cooling has been around long enough to work out the bugs then I would consider it. Yes you do have to be more careful than with air cooling but with a little care it is very reliable. In your situation I would look for one of those huge air coolers with the 120mm fans. __________________ Asus P8P67 WS Revolution \| Intel 2600K @ 4.7 GHz \| Win 7 Pro 64 \|8 gigs Corsair 1600 \| Two Diamond 6990's in Crossfire\| Corsair AX1200 \| Thermalright Silver Arrow \| Western Digital Black 2TB 64 meg cache \| Lian-Li PC-A71B \| Logitec Z-5500 \| Three Asus 26" VW266H monitors running under Eyefinity \|