Suicidemayne

Whats up guys i have been reading your forums for a while now and you have gave me alot of help! Thanx for all of it.

But i come with a question today.

Im looking to do water cooling i had it once but it was a aquagate kit.

Im looking to Water cool my CPU & 2 6800GTS. and i would like thick tubes

now i started makeing a kit and i was wondering if this was ok?? and is there anything else i need?

http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...mv?Screen=BASK

Sun

If you want us to see the parts you chose, you need to show each link individually.

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SpookedJunglist

Please link to the products and not the basket page. The links are stored in cookies on your computer. So we cant see them.

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Spooky

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Suicidemayne

Sorry.

Reservoir
http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...uct_Code=93310

PrimoFlex UV Green 1/2ID x 3/4OD Tubing
http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...t_Code=93260UG

CoolRad 12T Black 120mm Radiator
http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...ct_Code=9317BK

Thermaltake CL-W0038 VGA Waterblock
http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...ct_Code=936630

PolarFLO TT Chrome Universal Waterblock
http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...t_Code=93070CH

Hydor L30 II Inline Water Pump
http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...duct_Code=9338

Sun

CPU Block: Apogee, $50
GPU Blocks: Maze4 x2 $90
Ram Sinks: Monster BGA, x2 $25
Pump: DD-D5 $75
Rad: Dual Heater Core, $35
Tubing: Tygon, $3.25 pf
Res: $25
I think I am under your budget, and these parts are garanteed to be much better than those, especially the Tt blocks.

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Suicidemayne

im confussed about the clamps.. do i need them?

and thanxx! do i need to take my motherboard out for the CPU? please say no lol

Sun

You may need the clamps, but I have seen many people use zipties. Just make sure the tube won't come off the barbs.
As for taking the mobo out, I am afraid you will have to with most any block. But it will be well worth it.

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Duel: Two objects, often beset on killing each other.

There is no such thing as gaming hardware, only hardware.

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Suicidemayne

im talking about these what are these for do i need them?

http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...uct_Code=93440

pauldovi

If you are looking to save some money and you primary concern is not appearance, you can get clamps and tubing at Home Depot for much cheaper. 10' of 1/2ID, 3/4OD clear tubing is $3.99 and a bag of ten #5 hose clamps was $4.50. Also the best resivoir is going to be the largest. I suggest saving some money and buying a rubbermade food container (1 gal) then you can get some hose barbs from home depot and mod the food jar (using a dremel) and whalla you have a $4.00 resivoir. The heatercore is the way to go for the radiator. It is the cheapest and performs the best. You can use Snerps link to get the Apogee for $40 shipped. If you want some powerful fans for your radiator, the MASSCOOL 120mm 96CFM are great. Only 5.99 at newegg.com, but the are load. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835150052

*I would be interested in selling my custom setup, with the same setup as stated above, I have the Swiftech MCP655 / DD D5 (samething) pump (317GPH). Just PM me if you are interested.

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