ok i am going for anothor build and i am looking for a good watercooling kit. im not really to sure to get them. i saw a coulple i like at xoxide.com so gime some coments!!!
At the end of the day, you'll feel more proud of yourself if you put together your custom setup, but obviously that's a bit more work. I've heard nice things about the Corsair kit...
specific video card? Water blocks are made different for each GPU, a 7800 will not work on a x800 or x1600 err w/e the hell the ati line is. edit sorry didnt see your sig.
I'd say: Swiftech Storm (not apogee) Swiftech 655 Maze 4 gpu dual heatercore 2x silverstone fm121 and a Zalman Passive hard drive cooler. They really dont' need that much cooling.
A dual heatercore is overkill for that system. If you want a kit look at Asetek. Your harddrive doesn't really need watercooling.
Yeah if you look in my sig project clear blue Thats it. I im not to sure if i need a hard drive cooler there is going to be 2 250 gb hard drives in there but if you look at my last post in my project log you will see thats why i dont need a hard drive cooler mabe because the ones in my computer right now 250gb gets pretty dam hot!!! i dont have a video card or mobo yet or prosseser!!!
Not particularly. Hop on over to dtekcustoms.com, and pick up a whitewater. Much better than an apology
Thats not a great question. Each has its ups and downs. Really depends on what your using with it, and what for.
Again, how long is a piece of string? Start by reading the threads specified in the "useful links" sticky. Be enlightened.
It might be also a good idea to read through watercooled projects. Gives you a decent insight into whats popular and why from the people who use it
ok thanks for the tips i already started looking through the usfull Links u guys were a GREAT help. Thanks
Good luck with your watercooling. It shouldn't be hard as long as you keep all the components the same hose diameter and remember always leak test for 24 hours away from computer components