Asetek WaterChill Antarctica Water Cooling Kit

Conclusions:

Overall the WaterChill Antarctica has many nice refinements over the original WaterChill line from Asetek. Performance is great while the system runs reasonably quiet (much quieter than a high-end heatsink /  fan solution). With the flexibility to run the fans at 7V or 12V by simply changing a jumper, the user can opt for better performance or a quieter system. Also with the CPU block's interchangeable design, Asetek has allowed the user an easy and inexpensive upgrade path to different sockets.

Asetek sells the WaterChill Antarctica products in kits (110v & 230v), or individually. They offer many accessories such as the hard drive cooler (as shown in this review), northbridge coolers, GPU coolers, etc. The easiest solution is to purchase a kit to get all the base components, then order whichever accessories you may want. Each component has its own complete instructions, so there is no confusion about how to mount it or where it installs in the cooling loop.

I honestly had zero problems setting up the WaterChill Antarctica kit. I followed each instruction manual to setup each component, then finally connected it to my PC components. Using the provided PSU jumper I was able to fill and bleed the system, and also check for water leaks. Afterwards I was able to power up the system and it worked flawlessly.

You can find out more about the WaterChill Antarctica products on the Asetek website.