Water Cooling Kits

[yugotprblms]

Why stay away from Thermaltake kits?

[PP Mguire]

Yea that dangerden gpu cooler is nice, but On OCing my 2600+ system ive found that the thermaltake watercooling is alot better than any of my air cooling devices and i have alot. Also, because i know about the big HSF on video cards that cool one or none i put those tweak monster ram sinks on. I use those and they work great.

[Xbrid]

As you can see here,
http://www.dangerdenstore.com/produc...&cat=48&page=1
this waterblock covers the card's ram aswell, maybe not on the underside, but it certainly does on the top.

that is only one bolck though. Most other blocks don't cover the video ram. buy heatsinks if you are unsure.

[MARV3L]

Hey, I am new to water cooling and would love to use it as an alternative to fans. I just need to know what is the best kit to get for a reasonable price. I would be looking for something that comes with a CPU block compatible with a AMD Socket 754, and an VGA graphics block. Thanks and please reply.

What are you planning to spend on your water cooling?

[yugotprblms]

100 - 200$

[01TAFlyer]

100 - 200$

That is going to limit you IMO, but I have had good experience with dangerden stuff. I have their TDX block, and it is a very nice piece. Should have a chipset block coming soon

[MARV3L]

That is going to limit you IMO, but I have had good experience with dangerden stuff. I have their TDX block, and it is a very nice piece. Should have a chipset block coming soon

How could that limit you? Isn't spending more than 200 a bit too much? You might as well buy an air conditioner and place your pc next to it.

[PP Mguire]

hehe seriously, i saw one today at lowes that was 150$. pretty cheap and wouldnt it keep your computer cooler?

[Xbrid]

Isn't spending more than 200 a bit too much?

no

[hungrych]

This seems pretty good too, for an all in one kit.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835103147