-relk-

I am thinking about doing a custom water cooling setup for my new computer. I have not done this before and was wondering if tehse parts are any good. i am from canada adn do not want to spend a lot of money (less that 250). Its euither this or i get a Thermaltake Bigwater SE. My new computer spec are in my system specs info.

CPU Waterblock

GPU Waterblock

Waterpump

Ill use a vehicle heater core but i havent decided which one yet.

Also is it better to use 3/8" or 1/2" tubing. Also where do u puit the coolant into at first. Any suggestions?

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yeah the waterblocks are good
if you could, try a different pump like the ehiems
for the coolant, you can either use a t-line or a resvoir to fill the loop

-relk-

im not so familiar on how to t-line it or use a resevoir adn i have looked it up but i cant find it. is there any links that u have on how to do it? and which ehiem pump would u recommend. and what tubing is better 3/8 or 1/2? and what is the best vehicle heater core?

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is the Dtek Flowmaster XT Kit any good?

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