Best Liquid Cooling Setup?
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There are a few all in one solutions now available consisting of a 120mm radiator with a res/pump/water block combo.
If you do not like the idea of making your own loop these would suit but I have read conflicting reviews about there build quality so do some homework and shop around.
You can but starter kits, a good example being THIS offering from XSPC.
This way you can expand you loop as and when you wish.
Ed
If you do not like the idea of making your own loop these would suit but I have read conflicting reviews about there build quality so do some homework and shop around.
You can but starter kits, a good example being THIS offering from XSPC.
This way you can expand you loop as and when you wish.
Ed
noobieocer
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first of all what cpu do you have?
is it overclocked or you planning to overclock it?
1.for dual core something like a h50 will be good.
2.for overclock dual core or quad core the h50 is still good i guess, but i would go for a 240 rad instead, and use a ek supreme or delta v3 wb.
3.for a i7 i go for tripple or if you really extreme a quad 120 or even 140 rad. and a heat killer wb.
pumps, i go for ddc pro or ultra for 2/3, so you can add wbs later on if you like...
is it overclocked or you planning to overclock it?
1.for dual core something like a h50 will be good.
2.for overclock dual core or quad core the h50 is still good i guess, but i would go for a 240 rad instead, and use a ek supreme or delta v3 wb.
3.for a i7 i go for tripple or if you really extreme a quad 120 or even 140 rad. and a heat killer wb.
pumps, i go for ddc pro or ultra for 2/3, so you can add wbs later on if you like...
heatkiller block
thermochill rad
liang D5 vario pump
swiftech res
tygon tubing
there some of the best products,just get the right connector I.E barb size,tube sizea and mounting hardware to suite you and also the size of the rad will be on the space you have and also how much ur gnna OC
thermochill rad
liang D5 vario pump
swiftech res
tygon tubing
there some of the best products,just get the right connector I.E barb size,tube sizea and mounting hardware to suite you and also the size of the rad will be on the space you have and also how much ur gnna OC
Ghosthud1
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lol mate there was a phenom 9550 make your points clear 
if its the intel q9550 you could be bumping 3.7-9ghz on watercooling or 4ghz above if your motherboard is upto the challenge, always get a kit with either a 240 rad or 360 rad just because of the cooling and expandability.
if its the intel q9550 you could be bumping 3.7-9ghz on watercooling or 4ghz above if your motherboard is upto the challenge, always get a kit with either a 240 rad or 360 rad just because of the cooling and expandability.
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