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Found it.

http://www.a1-electronics.net/Heatsinks/2003/EverCool_WC-101_Apr03.shtml

The whole kit is crap IMO. But it does have that style waterblock.

Good find! I was thinking of that one as well. There's still another feable attempt out there somewhere:p I'll run across it again soon I hope so I can post a pic as well...

http://www.bigbruin.com/reviews/poseido ... arge/5.jpg

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Which is ok, because I seen the name of the kit in the link and found a review

http://www.ascully.com/modules.php?name ... ent&id=373

so I backed out the .jpg> http://www.bigbruin.net/reviews/poseidonwcl03/

I did that as well, but I wanted to find a place that would allow me to view a full size image of the kit.

i dont think it will work either, you will be using case temperature air to try and cool a block that is already cooler than the air being used to cool it. i use water on the cpu only, and the case temp is always 10 or more degrees higher that is with a 120 and an 80 in, and 2 80s out plus the dual fan 550 truepower, still is interesting concept.

uh...the water should be about the same temp as the air because it runs off air cooling also (radiator)

Yes, and no. If your radiator is positioned in a place that it gets a healthy supply of fresh air from outside the case, then it should make the water lower than the case ambient air that would be cooling the sinked waterblock. He isn't saying colder than room air, but rather colder than the case air and this is possible to do to an extent, especially if your Radiator is an external unit .

Sorry, some glitch caused me to double post.

Still not the POS I had seen. This one I seen was an actual HS/F with some water in it. Totally weird thing it was. Maybe it was so shitty that they erased it from exsistance!?

This is something I've been toying with actually. I've always just had the radiator mounted on the inside the case on the dual fan outlets. Having it up front would draw the fresh air through the radiator, but exhaust the warm air right into the case. But the theory that the warmer air being used to cool the radiator like I do is pretty sound.

I just feel it's pretty realitive in some cases (pun intended). I have an OTES card so that air goes right outside. Then with the CPU being cooled by water, there's no HS/F to blow hot air around and it's actually being pushed right out the back of the case through the radiator. Then, the only other item in there that makes heat is the Mobo's power which again is handled with an Abit OTES config. This just leaves the harddrives and general convection of the parts to heat the guts of the case. So....the case is even cooler than a normally cooled box and, again, pretty realitive.

I've done nothing really scientific to confirm this, but I don't have any problems. Now, the OUTSIDE of the case is hot! I can't set here on hot days without running the A/C. This little corner I play in just gets freaking unbearible. If I post like a grumpy bastard in here, blame the heat!