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Question: How long is the hose? Do I have enough hose and coolant remaining if I wish to cool other water blocks on the motherboard and/or GPU?
Document: First set up I did not tighten the clamp given tight enough around CPU and motherboard (ASUS Rampage extreme water cool edition) so it leaked a few drop. Luckly not crucial areas are damaged such as motherboard speak circuit etc. my old GTX 260 died but that's XFX fault for a lemon issue which later replaced with 3 different card. (that's another story:P) Point to keep note is the clamp given will lost it's tension over time it is not good.
If you are new to liquid cooling then this is for you, No problems so far and no need for new liquid coolant for a long time.
Product as described worked flawless and is everything I was looking for in a water cooling system 4Ghz at 39 degrees cant beat it
MAN this thing is LONG as hell... I have a sweet spacious midtower case but it barely let this thing fit. Its actually pressing against my RAM fins and the lower Bay just wont work because the ASUS Z68 V pro board has its power cable right at that slot. I somehow think they wasted space with this watercooler. The Radiator is too long its fused to the reservoir with a part that is too long and the pump still has space towards the front end. Precious space wasted.
I own this similar brother model with Termaltake LCS case build in a while back. Similar because it has a reservoir, radiator and fan of same size (by someone suggesting noise here I assume performs the same too) and it has fan control.For someone who wishes not having to mess around a lot with water cooling but still wishes to start with one you are safe any CPU or AMD equivalent of up to 4 core Intel.
This is for low wattage cpu's. The water block and radiator are mid to low end but will do the job. The fan is pretty noisy but moves a decent amount of air. Really easy to set up and go. Tried to use this on a 220w cpu and it couldn't keep up with only half of the cores running. I ended up going with a XSPC raystorm kit and much better value for money. This cooler is just outdated.
this is a good cooling system, i recommended for asus P6T7 WS supercomputer motherboard!
i got 240 mm rad and the stock 120 mm rad hooked up, a 12 inch resavor (250mill) hooked up and its great, im at 18c all day long, great deal, i did have the corsair h100i and it sucked so bad.
make sure your case allows at least (length of this cooler + 2 inches for tube attachments + 2 extra inches clearance before motherboard surface starts) OR ELSE you WILL be in trouble.This is my first TANK cooler. Upgraded from Antec Kuhler 620.This Cooler is pretty loud In my opinion. I'll be experimenting with muffling the sound from its pump.Rated 3 out of 5 for length and noise.
However time concerns for further topic relation information such as better radiator you will have to search it online or simple ask me I'll do my best to answer.I hope this may help provide some insights at least and thank you all for your time.Ted
Answer: You really do. I had plenty of hose to run the CPU to the cooling unit within a full sized case. If I had to guess I have about a 1 foot of tube remaining after the install (including my mess-up which I will describe later). Just remember not to have the hoses any longer than they have to be or else they will bend. I thought it looked awesome to have it in a loop, but it  quickly turned to dismay when the loop kinked and I had to throw away a full installation worth of hose.