onefalsehope

This would be my first watercooling system and through reading all these threads and reviews i think I have come up with the best system for me, just wanted a second opinion ya know? I decided not to go with a chipset cooler as it doesnt seem to recommended by you guys..
includes the apogee cpu water block, dangerden DD5 pump, swift tech resovoir, mcr-220 radiator for a dual 120mm fan setup and will make a shroud for it as well, the rad box for hookup to computer, 1/2" tubing all around, dangerden acetal maze4 gpu cooler for my x800..puttin these parts up to my new mobo the P5WD2-E Premium since my intel mobo doesnt do anything for my overclocking needs..included are some links to the products mentioned. if it looks good ima go with this setup...though i have been looking at the Swiftech Apex Ultra H20-220. I see that this setup does not include a gpu cooler BUT free shipping to lower 48 states and comes with most of the stuff im looking for anyway, this a no go or maybe consider, though i did just realize that a gpu cooler is 45 bucks and shipping hmm...



http://www.swiftnets.com/products/APOGEE.asp
waterblock 49.95
http://www.dangerdenstore.com/produc...5&cat=4&page=1
pump 74.95
http://www.jab-tech.com/Swiftech-MCR...k-pr-3199.html
radiator 37.99
http://www.jab-tech.com/MCB-120-Radb...k-pr-2407.html
rad box 23.95
http://www.dangerdenstore.com/produc...&cat=48&page=1
gpu cooler 44.95
http://www.jab-tech.com/Swiftech-MCR...o-pr-3093.html
resovoir 14.95

total= 246. 95 plus shipping

skillz

for 264 you could buy a complete kit check this one out
LINK
being sold by another guy on the forum
going with a kit like this as a beginner ensures that you get all the right equipment that will match and work well
its also cheaper