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A water-cooled, dual-core 4-GHz DIY PC for $720

A water-cooled, dual-core...

Our DIY PC with Koolance Exos AL water-cooling kit installed.

Our DIY PC with Koolance...

A look at the water cooling block, beneath which the Pentium D 805 is housed. To the immediate right, you'll see a passively-cooled ATI 1600 graphics card, which is adequate for non-gamers.

A look at the water cooling...

The external water cooler can be mounted on top of the case using chain-link type fasteners.

The external water cooler...

It is important to keep the reservoir filled to the full line. The inlet screw is easy to open and close using a coin.

It is important to keep the...

For best results, stick to distilled water (if not some other non-conductive cooling liquid).

For best results, stick to...

Building blocks for a do-it-yourself CPU bracket: These parts cost only a few dollars at the hardware store, and take minimal effort to assemble. The only thing missing from this picture is the hexagonal standoff with inside threads to accommodate the scr

Building blocks for a...

A look at the LGA 775 socket on Gigabyte's top-of-the-line G1976X motherboard.

A look at the LGA 775...

With the help of four hexagonal brass standoffs, available at any hardware store, the foundation for the CPU bracket may be anchored. These parts must be threaded all the way through inside.

With the help of four...

A look at the CPU now inserted into its LGA 775 socket, with all four hexagonal brass standoffs.

A look at the CPU now...

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