Water for my thirsty machine

[Youngie1337]

Might be looking at water cooling after new yers, was wondering what all in one kit is the best?

I'm looking to not spend more than £120 for it, hope this can be achieved ?

Thank You to anyone who helps, I wonna keep this baby nice and cool.

Q6600 @ 3.6

4GB 4-4-4-12 XMS

4870 512

700W PSU

ASUS P5QPRO

Case has a 18cm fan, a 15cm fan (weird I know) and an external 120cm fan

Wanting these to be changed, anyone got suggestions on a nice water cooling, prefereably small, able to fit in case.

I don't mind mounting outside though.

 

[monkey7]

Water cooling... Tsk tsk tsk Is never recommended by enthusiasts, although most of them don't really have a budget...

EDIT: water cooling KIT, KIT. Water cooling ís recommended ofc.

As far as I have seen, this one is reasonable: Linky. If you would want to add another rad or anything with the budget remaining, you would have to poke one of the watercoolinguk crew.

 

[JN]

Something like this would be my first choice if you can stretch a few extra bob.

 

[WC Annihilus]

This might be a decent option as well. It's perfectly upgradeable as the built-in pump is simply the bottom of a DDC, so you could buy a custom top and a better CPU block later on

 

[SwaleSmith]

This might be a decent option as well. It's perfectly upgradeable as the built-in pump is simply the bottom of a DDC, so you could buy a custom top and a better CPU block later on

I would have gone with jim's suggestion it is most like a custom kit I would imagine this to be the best

 

[WC Annihilus]

Actually... I would contact Petra to see how much shipping would be for this kit. If it's not too much, would be a great deal. Once it comes back in stock of course

 

[gotmaxpower]

Now I'm stuck on what to get for Christmas. All these things keep teasing me.

 

[Ghosthud1]

yes defo get this kit if you can stretch, had it before and results where like fps doug getting a headshot

 

[Ging3r]

Why not try to build your own setup? rather than just buying a kit?

 

[Ghosthud1]

buying seperate normally costs more

 

[Ging3r]

Ye, but the quality you get for that is well worth it

 

[Ghosthud1]

- Apogee GT Waterblock

- MCP655 12Volts DC pump

- MCR220-QP radiator with 120mm fan

- MCRES-1000 reservoir

- MCB120 Radbox

- Arctic Ceramique Thermal grease

- 2 Oz of HydrX extreme duty coolant

- Vinyl tubing and inserts

- SmartCoils clear

for 150 quid i really think its a superb deal and plus for the first time user you will get a destruction manual and everything will fit and you wont make no mistakes, and if it leaks you could blame it on the company who produced it lol

 

[Youngie1337]

o, cheers mate, thanks for taking your time doing that for me.

I will surely follow and take a look at these!