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2004-07-08, 07:36 AM
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I recently bought the Aquarius III external water cooling module from Thermaltake. I'm having trouble getting my tempature when doing anything serious, intensity-wise, to under 102 degrees F. Any suggestions? I even took a tray, covered the tubes with ice and an icepack, then threw some tinfoil over it.
Water temperature is actually above room tempature  Pentium 4 3.2 GHz w/integrated hyperthreading 1024 RAM More then enough Hardrive space Cable internet
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