water cooling

[esa193]

wats the best way to water cool?
kit? build from scracth every thing in the case stuph outside the case?
some parts and info would be nice

 

[esa193]

any one?

 

[ownage]

build from scratch. What case do you have? Are you comfortable modding it?

 

[esa193]

i have a pritty big ass case so dont worry about size modding to an exstant just dont want to get my componets wet
exspasly since i just built a intel core 2 duo e6600 nvidia 680i mother bord 2 gig of ram and a 8800gtx graphics card

 

[Atomic Rooster]

A kit would be the easiest way to get into water cooling. It will come with everything you'll need with complete installation instructions. There is a nice selection of Swiftech and Thermaltake water cooling kits here, CrazyPC.com.

 

[ownage]

thermaltake is a big no on when watercooling. Check here: http://www.petrastechshop.com/wacoki.html
Those are basically "kits" but they use custom parts. Petra's Tech just sells them as a kit. Those are the best "kits" that i've seen on the market so far. As long as you leak test, you should be fine.

 

[Cabbs]

I can back ownage up on Thermaltake's kits, I had one, not worth the money. Looked cool with UV tubes though. I've heard good stuff about Petra's.

 

[Rudster8161]

for the best results buy seprate parts but if this is your first time go with a kit. thermaltake as they said is the best for em.

 

[ownage]

for the best results buy seprate parts but if this is your first time go with a kit. thermaltake as they said is the best for em.

*slaps rudster's head around for recommending Thermaltake* No! Thermaltake is NOT the way to go.

 

[esa193]

hows this one look chttp://www.petrastechshop.com/pecoli.html
oh and i am a noobie at this