[Midnite8]

Like the title says, I am just going to be cooling my CPU so I don't need much. I don't have much funds and not an extreme OCer so just an "ok/decent" loop is fine. Thanks!

 

[DiNet]

Buy H50 then? If your really want some water.

 

[Miitch]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DiNet Buy H50 then? If your really want some water.

That's probably your best bet to start you off.

 

[KRAZYTRUCKER]

agreed

 

[sharpshoooter82]

h50 or coolit eco

 

[!Lester!]

Like all my previous poster, h50/coolit eco

 

[Sean W.]

a " simple " loop will cost $250+

 

[custommadename]

If you buy used, and get good prices, you can get a CPU block for $30, a radiator for $30, a pump for $40, and that should be just about it. I'd recommend a reservoir, which is about $15. Tubing is pretty cheap as well. Overall, not too bad. Have I missed something?

And hey, look what Sean W. found!
http://www.overclock.net/water-cooli...loop-good.html

 

[Midnite8]

I just bought a D-tek Fuzion V2 - 1366 with a fitseries3 top and 1/2'' barbs. Which radior/pump should I get.

 

[Cruiza]

The Swiftech MCR220 and XSPC RS240 radiators can be found new for about $40 (used for less, obviously). They should suit you just fine. For a pump, the Danger Den DD-CPX Pro is a good, inexpensive pick.

 

[KRAZYTRUCKER]

Look at xspc

 

[Midnite8]

Hows this look:
XSPC MCP350/355 Reservoir/Pump Attachment OR XSPC Dual Bay Reservoir/Pump

Swiftech MCR320 Radiator

MCP350 Pump

Bitspower 1/2" Fittings x 6