Liquid Cooling. Where do I begin?

[PatrThom]

Not if you're me and have access to reverse osmosis processed deionized water.

So for you, it's only hard to maintain. Put that deionized water in contact with some sort of active metal (like, say...copper? Or aluminium?) and see how long your ion-free solution stays that way.

I'm a-tellin' ya. If you want to do it on the cheap, go with mineral oil. If you has (quite) a few bucks to spend, go with Flourinert™.

--Patrick

 

[PatrThom]

Update!

Hmm...looks like someone out there must read this thread.

BFG Introduces 285/295 cards with integrated liquid cooling
(FWIW, I still think that 2x285 is the best solution for XP)

--Patrick

 

[Frank]

Man, I don't know about BFG cards. I'm on my third RMA with them on my 8800 gtx's which keep bursting into flames.