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Lord Quake · 06-21-2005, 05:15 AM

I am just about to purchase a new water cooling kit, the Coolermaster Aquagate as i have a coolermaster case. The kit uses 80mm fan and radiator all encased into an alloy box that fits into two 5 1/4 bays and comes with a CPU block.

What i want to know is could i expand the system to include chipset and GPU by adding the required water blocks from Danger Den?

Or would this raise the water temp too much and compromise the cooling effects of the Aquagate?

I have read reviews that states the Aquagate is a good water cooler, better than any air cooling but not the best water cooler on the market.

Thanks, in advance.

06-21-2005, 05:15 AM	#1
Lord Quake Member (7 bit) Join Date: Jan 2000 Location: England Posts: 116	Water Cooling kit I am just about to purchase a new water cooling kit, the Coolermaster Aquagate as i have a coolermaster case. The kit uses 80mm fan and radiator all encased into an alloy box that fits into two 5 1/4 bays and comes with a CPU block. What i want to know is could i expand the system to include chipset and GPU by adding the required water blocks from Danger Den? Or would this raise the water temp too much and compromise the cooling effects of the Aquagate? I have read reviews that states the Aquagate is a good water cooler, better than any air cooling but not the best water cooler on the market. Thanks, in advance.