I wanna buy soon an "High End 240 Supply Kit, aquastream 12V" with an "Cuplex XT AM2" waterblock (come out in few weeks) and a tubemeter for my AMD 64 X2 4400+ AM2 processor (Asus M2N32-SLI mainboard).

High End 240 Supply Kit, aquastream 12V
- aquastream 3.0, 12 V incl. plug&cool connector set
- tube 3m, plug&cool PUR-tube transparent
- water reservoir
- aquatube blue with plug&cool-connectors
- fan 2 pieces Papst 4412 F/2GL
- mounting plate airplex evo 240 and aquatube
- supplies ACFluid, thermal compound, allen key set, case-badge


But i am still messing around with some questions. As follow:

1.) The tubing what comes with this set, is 10mm? True?
2.) How can i control my watercoolingset like fan-speeds, water-temparature. What parts i need for that?
3.) Can i control fan-speeds and water-temperature without aquaero? (This because i have already an L.I.S.2 Lcd Indicator).
4.) Can the tubemeter work without aquaero?
5.) The above stated watercooling set is good enough to cool my AMD X2 4400+ AM2 Processor?
6.) Fittings (CPU, Radiator, Pump, Reservoir?) are all delivered in this set? Not mentioning the Tubemeter.
7.) What are G 1/4 and G 3/8. Dont understand that?

I hope you can anser my questions

Its hard for me to read the specification from the parts in german and some are in english again.

Zitat von »Infiltraitor«

5. With the right CPU block and setup, yes.
Hope this helps.

Okay but you arent sure about the heat using the High End 240 Supply Kit, aquastream 12 V Set? Someone can answer this? Its bad to see when you buy this set, and after installed it dont cool enough. Thats why i ask first ;D

Zitat von »Infiltraitor«

7. G 1/4 and 3/8 are the thread sizes for the rad ports, and Aquastream outlet where the fittings screw in - 1/4" and 3/8" BSPP respectively. All the blocks, Aquadrive, Aquatube etc... use G1/8 (1/8" BSPP) fittings.

Okay i understand. But what millimeter uses G 1/4 and G 3/8? It has something to do with the ID and OD from the tube

Explain please

So it will be a little overkill

Temperature will be around 30-35 Degrees?  ;D

Everthing goes in an Lian Li V1200 (E-Atx) Case

If i want to put a temperature sensor into the Aqua Tube, do i need extra fittings for that or do i get those fittings with the Aquaero?

I was looking at the Illumination Leds, but i cant understand what they say at the specifications? Can someone translate it?

Zitat

Multi-Color Illumination module BLUE/RED
Zweifarb-Beleuchtungsmodul zum Anschluß an den LED-Ausgang des aquaeros. Das Beleuchtungsmodul besteht aus zwei ultrahellen LEDs in den Farben blau und rot. Plexiglasdrehteile zur Montage im aquatube müssen ggf. getrennt bestellt werden (nicht im Lieferumfang).

And here you also need 1/8" Straight fittings for Aqautube?

p.s.: Its a little bit anoyying when some parts are in English and some dont. Langauge barrriers, argh ;D :-X

Woot, thanks. Now i have to wait for the AM2 mounting for Cuplex XT. Some dude here on the forum mailed support. They said it will take 1 a 2 weeks. Any news about it?

Zitat von »JaR«

You can already order the mountings themselves.

Hmmm i though there were making also an full Cuplex XT block for AM2? Can someone from AC confirm that?

(thats what i heard from a dude here on the forum)

Edit: This topic: http://forum.aqua-computer.de/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=31363

DerSchink_MK2 said in that topic "Am 04.07.06 hatte der Support auf meine Mail geantwortet "... es wird eine Halterung dafür geben, allerdings wird dies noch mindestens zwei bis drei Wochen dauern. ..."

Am 11.07.04 heißt es dann 7 bis 10 Tage...

Mit etwas Glück sollte das Ding also demnächst Verfügbar sein!"

Is he meaning the new am2 cuplex xt block or the holders what Jar said!?! Enlighten me please

Ah okay. The mounting for AM2 is still in production, but already orderable from the shop.

I have no Cuplex XT yet, so i go for the full block with AM2 mounting. Just have to wait few days/week.

Will the cuplex XT silver .925 mounting A64 Socket AM2 cool better then the normal cuplex XT mounting A64 Socket AM2.

I know silver absorb more heat then copper.