H2C Liquid Cooling System

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

David — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 00:50:55 GMT

Going to a cooling system such as the H2C may be the break through needed to open new vistas of speed. However, the problem of corruption of data using electro magnetic means of saving, moving data still remains a major stumbling block. I have heard that the Japanese are experimenting with porcelian as a means of saving, moving and processing data sounds promising. However, I have reservations to both approacheses, as the speed and stability are nearing the simple laws of physics limitations and are becoming increasingly apparent. I do not wish to be a spoiler, but these factors remain, and there is no readily availble solutions seen on the horrizon and therefore, must conclude that we are approaching the limits of computer data processing. Hopefully, I am dead wrong.

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

Chris, a Dell Tech — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 04:12:19 GMT

I did a parts included on the part number KU128 and it includes the entire heatsink assembly (cooler, tubes plate, and all those other goodies inside the shroud) plus thermal grease to install it with, so call your friendly spare parts vendor and get to ordering.

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

ACros — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 16:52:25 GMT

yes its about time someone from dell gave a straight answer on how to get a H2C unit, especially for those of us who got the xps720 upgrade kit without it

part numbers for the xps 720 includes the H2c unit

Heatsinks, Fans and Accessories

KU128 Liquid Cooling Assembly, XPS H2C System Only

TJ258 Heatsink, Fan and Shroud Assembly

UJ023 Hard Drive Fan Assembly

XM060 PCI Fan Assembly (NJ870) and Housing

my question on the above list of parts is, is it just the KU128 part the only thing xps 700/720 aircooled owners require or is there other partsor mod to the case required??

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

Sanos — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 21:08:53 GMT

Great Video, as a 710 owner i would love to just purchase the cpu cooler

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

Sepp Dietrich — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 08:50:48 GMT

Is this unit available for purchase as an upgrade?

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

Jim Young — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 03:02:53 GMT

I'm curious about the pressure within the cooling system as well as the liquid composition used for cooling. Also the delta T between the heated and cooled liquid if you would please.

Thanks

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

Kevin — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 05:09:53 GMT

is it possible to buy a liquid cooling system from dell or retail store and install into into your xps computer?

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

Il — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 12:04:41 GMT

Lionel - does a European user who overclocks the CPU void any of the warranty, guarantee, etc?

What if the Corsair memory is overclocked via the BIOS?

Quote:Lionel Menchaca, Digital Media Manager said:
Noel: Know that you're getting some conflicting information about whether we shipped the H2C processor overclocked in Europe. Regardless, we ship the same version of the BIOS in other regions, and it enables a user to overclock the QX6700 processor in the BIOS.

You can also use NVIDIA's nTune utility to overclock other components of the H2C.

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

MButler — Sat, 02 Jun 2007 18:07:17 GMT

Wow! Other manufacturers and sellers could take a lesson from Dell. Chuck Hill takes a complex process and makes it understandable and believeable. What a way to build trust with customers. I now can make an informed decision regarding water cooled. Ignoring price, the only issues I need to think about are whether I am prepared to live with permeation and possible condensation.

Thanks Dell and Chuck.

re: H2C Liquid Cooling System

Gizmo — Fri, 25 May 2007 15:25:36 GMT

I read and watch with interest. I won a H2C heer in the UK. I need a full lengh PCI slot so I can use a scsi card so the only option is to water cool so I can make use of the PCI slots filled by the 8800GTX's. At the mo I have removed the PhysX card to install the SCSI card, not ideal as My guess this would make Half Life 2 look EVEN better :)

Giz