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It is my first chiller and I learned a lot. I usually keep it around 10-13c, which is pretty effective for keeping my cpu under 30c idle and under 50c for extreme load. It will do sub-zero, I had it down to -7c just messing around. I am currently running the cpu and gpu's on it, but since the gpu's do not benefit off of it as much as the cpu, I am going to put them back on just water cooling and then insulate the board around the cpu for sub-zero cooling. I did accidentally take it below the dew point a couple of times already, which scared the crap out of me, :D, so I want to insulate anyway so I don't goof something up. I need to find a good guide on insulating, so if you know of one please let me know. However, I am waiting for the Classified version of the EVGA board to come out so I can use the step-up program on my EVGA x58 board. I figure with some mild sub-zero cooling I should be able to do 4.5Ghz, maybe even close to 5Ghz. We will see. I will take some pics of the rest of the system later today.

What is inside the white box?

That's a cooler/res that holds the coolant and evaporator. Basically you take the evaporator from the window AC and put it in the cooler and then add the coolant which is cooled by the evaporator and then pumped through the water cooling system.

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Welcome Deizel.

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Ehh Goodmorning, from Canada.

welcome misleading_username man! :D

thanks and yes diezel it is