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[akcrono]

Does anyone know where I can find watercooling parts in Korea? I need a new cpu block for my i7.

[vDroop]

Good luck.

Koreans have no idea about wc. You could probably count the number of wc'd rigs in Korea on 1 hand.

[pkang0202]

try Zalman. They are a korean company and they make water cooling sets.

[akcrono]

Those 2 statements seem contradictory.

[cadurling]

Here are some:

http://blog.danawa.com/prod/?prod_c=704305&cate_c1=862&cate_c2=887&cate_c3=13663&cate_c4=0

http://blog.danawa.com/prod/?prod_c=1233049&cate_c1=862&cate_c2=887&cate_c3=13663&cate_c4=0

http://blog.danawa.com/prod/?prod_c=1166532&cate_c1=862&cate_c2=887&cate_c3=13663&cate_c4=0

http://blog.danawa.com/prod/?prod_c=956488&cate_c1=862&cate_c2=887&cate_c3=13663&cate_c4=0

This is a list of all the CPU coolers:

http://www.danawa.com/product/list.html?defSite=PC&disp=&shot=&cate_c1=862&cate_c2=887&cate_c3=13663

Most of the products are in Youngsan go to the electronics market show them a print out of the product. They won't have it in stock, but a 20-30 min wait they'll be able to get it.

[akcrono]

[eamo]

You can get watercooling kits in korea.......they're just going to be a whole lot more expensive than in the west.

[akcrono]

But I don't want a kit, just a waterblock for a lga1366 cpu.