“The fun thing about it is that within the hour you have everything up and running without drilling, modding, cutting and stabbing yourself. No my fellow guru’s this is a kit that you can place and regulate mainly in your drive bay. Sound interesting and confusing ? Well, it’s not at all confusing though. This kit basically is made out of a drive bay sized controller with built in pump and radiator. Along with that comes an 80mm sized radiator fan, tubing and of course two cooling blocks to cool down your graphics card’s core and CPU core. ”Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Asetek Waterchill Antarctica Water Cooling System Review @ Tweaknews.net
- Modifying the Swiftech MCP350 Pump for Increased Flow @ Systemcooling
- Swiftech H20-120(Rev. 3) Liquid Cooling Kit @ OCIA.net
- Evercool WC-202 Watercooling Kit Review @ 3DXtreme
- Cooler Master Aquagate ALC-U01 @ HEXUS
- Water cooler heatsink system investigations & tests @ A1-Electronics
Watercooling made even easier & More

Is it easier to install a 2 pound chunk of aircooled copper, without crushing your core, or setting up watercooling without frying your mobo, or yourself? Well, your answer may change after you read this review from The Guru of 3D. If you are already a watercooling maniac, read further down, see if you need to pump yourself up.