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Originally posted by: PuffDaMagicSamus
If you're gonna go cheap on a watercooling kit you are wasting your money. You might as well get a good air cooler instead, because they can outperform cheap watercooling kits.
If you're gonna go WC you should not buy an already put together kit. You should order a pump, resevoir/t-line, radiator, and waterblocks seperately. You will save a little bit of money and you get much better results. I spent about $225 total on my setup and it works amazingly well.
Wrong:
http://www.petrastechshop.com/pecoel.html
Its a custom kit, but it pwns any thing you can probably piece together. However, the only upgrade on that kit would be a Thermochill PA120.2 or higher. That rad costs 100+ alone. It may cost a little bit more, but thanks to the owner ALEX, and his favorate employee QUOC, They composed a very well illustrated manual /w LOTS and LOTS of pictures. Definite must to a newbie who has never installed anything that has water.
Originally posted by: FireChicken
Just been reading this thread and I might be interesting in water cooling. My box sounds like a jet plane right now.
What are some good kits for beginner watercoolers that will cool cpu and vid card?
I'd be willing to spend $200-300
Internal would be best but external is fine also
Thanks
Read my link above. Much better then the swiftech Apex kit.
Just add a swiftech micro reservoir, if your new. Reservoirs are much more newbie friendly to work with. And bleeding is about 100x faster. NO JOKE.
Read my sticky linked at the bottom to get a raw idea of how it works. Then ask questions on things i missed. Or PM me.