Xbox 360 Water Cooled!

**XDK** · December 4, 2010

lol hey everyone it's me halo3, i just finished my latest project, a water cooled xbox 360. Now sure people have water cooled 360s in the past ok, but this is the ultimate and i made sure. I got a custom water block, industrial pump, huge industrial radiator, and huge industrial fan. The water flows 6X through the radiator which is about 1 1/2 foot by 6 inches, and a about 8 in 12V industrial fan is blowing on it. Its super cool, and the loading time is 3X faster, and the bottom of the case feels like you just turned it on 30 secs ago. The pic below are the first test, i'm gonna fix the whole in the case, add the rest of the case and take temps ect.

Update: after running it for about an hour its at 28C=82.4F very slightly above room temp :-)

Edited December 4, 2010 by XDK

**jmdalmighty** · December 4, 2010

That's too much just make a internal one it will keep it cool enough.

**gruntmods** · December 4, 2010

That's too much just make a internal one it will keep it cool enough.

I bet he is actually using water to cool it.

**XDK** · December 4, 2010

I bet he is actually using water to cool it.

uh have u even looked at the pic? the stuff in the tubing is green!, since when is water green?. I'm using a high quality coolant for this thing, and no lol i didn't want some small internal water cooling, I wanted to go all out with this thing lol.

Edited December 4, 2010 by XDK

**XDK** · December 4, 2010

added a better pic :thumbsup:

**Quinn** · December 4, 2010

uh have u even looked at the pic? the stuff in the tubing is green!, since when is water green?. I'm using a high quality coolant for this thing, and no lol i didn't want some small internal water cooling, I wanted to go all out with this thing lol.

Get ready to cry.

That is one of the messiest Water Cooling jobs I have seen. Green UV coolant is hmm.. last I checked, $4.95 a bottle? Koolance has a kit available, although the Rad is still a bit large (http://www.koolance.com/water-cooling/product_info.php?product_id=328). Quite frankly, you could probably use a fairly low power rad instead, as the 360 is a decently low heat device. Tbh, I don't even think water cooling is nessesary for a 360, if yours is heating up, do what many do and add a fan to the 360.

/endrant

**XDK** · December 4, 2010

Get ready to cry.
That is one of the messiest Water Cooling jobs I have seen. Green UV coolant is hmm.. last I checked, $4.95 a bottle? Koolance has a kit available, although the Rad is still a bit large (http://www.koolance.com/water-cooling/product_info.php?product_id=328). Quite frankly, you could probably use a fairly low power rad instead, as the 360 is a decently low heat device. Tbh, I don't even think water cooling is nessesary for a 360, if yours is heating up, do what many do and add a fan to the 360.
/endrant

Yeah koolance does, have u seen the price!? sure it may not as small but its far better then koolances kit, i went all out making sure this thing was extreme.

**jmdalmighty** · December 4, 2010

Disteld water is better than most coolant.

**XDK** · December 4, 2010

Disteld water is better than most coolant.

yeah while one leak and you done, my coolant is board safe, still never good if it leak tho XD but i got hose clams, pipe selant, i got it all, and there is no leaks

**gruntmods** · December 4, 2010

yeah while one leak and you done, my coolant is board safe, still never good if it leak tho XD but i got hose clams, pipe selant, i got it all, and there is no leaks

The xbox was "done" as soon as you bought it.

Distilled water is not a conductor.

**Quinn** · December 5, 2010

Yeah koolance does, have u seen the price!? sure it may not as small but its far better then koolances kit, i went all out making sure this thing was extreme.

Yeah, but then again, its small enough to be portable. Post l/m and we'll see if its better.

yeah while one leak and you done, my coolant is board safe, still never good if it leak tho XD but i got hose clams, pipe selant, i got it all, and there is no leaks

Hose Clamps.. like the ones I used to fix my trucks rad today? You shouldn't need them, with nozzles.

The xbox was "done" as soon as you bought it.
Distilled water is not a conductor.

^This

**XDK** · December 5, 2010

Yeah, but then again, its small enough to be portable. Post l/m and we'll see if its better.

Hose Clamps.. like the ones I used to fix my trucks rad today? You shouldn't need them, with nozzles.

^This

I didn't make this thing to be portable, i made it for results :rtfm: ; and yeah hose clamps its just an added layer of security.