watercooled overclocking bench

[skitz9417]

hi guys im thinking of making a old computer case into a cpu and maybe a overclocking bench

what do u think bout these parts or would these be overkill

https://ple.com.au/V...67-629ea039bfb6

and these two

http://www.pccasegea...oducts_id=23936

http://www.pccasegea...oducts_id=23931


would these parts work all im looking to do is just a casual overclocking cpu amd-intel cpus but im just wondering would these parts work ? and sorry im new to watercooling

 

[Greenback]

If all your looking at is overclocking cpu's you would be fine using the H100 or for plenty of headroom the Swiftech H320
And they would be easier to work with if your swapping out cpu's

 

[skitz9417]

may i ask which one is better h320 or h100 ?

 

[Greenback]

Cooling wise the H320 given it has a 360 rad, if crap happens and it leaks killing your rig then it's corsair H100i. Swiftech can be expanded corsair can't

 

[dalewakelin]

A 1080 radiator is massive overkill, you wont get temps below ambient no matter how big your rad is, a 240 would do the job fine. but if you're only going for a 240 rad there would be little/no performance gain to a h100.

 

[skitz9417]

and so a 360mm rad is overkill for cooling a cpu ?

 

[dalewakelin]

Yeah but if you plan on seriously overclocking then it wouldn't be a totally bad idea but there would still be a max of 10° difference between the h100.

 

[skitz9417]

well im loking to push the cpu overclock to its limts and so i may just go with thiis http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php...=21056&zenid=c05b3007c209bc78a851c3a1eaf8fd7d

 

[Greenback]

I would say that if your going to be swapping out cpu's and motherboards a lot an AIO would make it easier less tubing. but what you have linked would work

 

[skitz9417]

ok thanks guys

 

[PetetheSweet]

I think the Swiftech H320 would be a great start.
You can expand it to a bigger loop, with GPU blocks and more/bigger radiators.
The H320 got a powerfull and quiet pump.
But If you're from the US, you will have a hard time to find one in your country.
Maybe you have to buy one from Canada.

 

[skitz9417]

I think the Swiftech H320 would be a great start.
You can expand it to a bigger loop, with GPU blocks and more/bigger radiators.
The H320 got a powerfull and quiet pump.
But If you're from the US, you will have a hard time to find one in your country.
Maybe you have to buy one from Canada.

i live in australia and i didnt know that

 

[NeverBackDown]

I second the H320.. Quickest and easiest solution for you while not being too expensive.