Evercool WC-202 Water Cooling

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To my knowledge the WC-202 pump is rated at 28.5 gph while making 20dBA of noise.  Not exactly a super-duper high performance cooling unit but these are adequate numbers. We can also see part of the drive-bay radiator here. In total the control unit slash waterpump slash radiator slash reservoir is quite a clever device. If the fan or pump fail, an audible alert is sounded.

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For your (well, my) curiosity I opened up the WC-202. You can clearly see the pump and a radiator. We need to cool down that distilled water we are using and that's being done by a system that is no different from the technology used in your car. A radiator. In simple wording, the water will be led through a narrow yet huge network of pipelines, these little pipes are easy to cool down by blowing air over the pipes.

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You have to admit, that is quite an innovative package there. All that water and electronics, yes it's scary ain't it ?

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Installation time: step one is to layout everything you need to connect. Be prepared and avoid confusion. Read that manual.

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