[Name Change]

Would someone pick out decent parts say around $310 Cad from this site before taxxes.

http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/

Also is this a good kit for price.

http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/Merc...ry_Code=510.25

Specs are DFI Ultra-D mobo and a X2 3800+ cpu and 2gb mushkin pc4000 ram, 500watt frotron blue strom psu and 7800gt

 

[Dopin_Nuts]

Do you want waterblocks for CPU, GPU, and chipset? And do you want a one, two, or three fan radiator? And do you want it to be quiet or do you not mind if its loud?

 

[Sun]

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Originally Posted by Name Change Would someone pick out decent parts say around $310 Cad from this site before taxxes. http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/ Also is this a good kit for price. http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/Merc...ry_Code=510.25 Specs are DFI Ultra-D mobo and a X2 3800+ cpu and 2gb mushkin pc4000 ram, 500watt frotron blue strom psu and 7800gt

What case will you be using?
Will you have any spare 5.25 drive bays (optical drive bays)?
Do you want it to amount exactly to $310, or a little over?
I will list what will be the best without the misc stuff (should not amount to more than $30)
Pump: MCW 655
CPU Block: Apogee
GPU Block: DD Maze 4
Radiator: BI Pro 2
That is about $310.
You will need 1/2" tubing, a 1/2" T fitting, clamps, and 2 120mm fans.

 

[Dopin_Nuts]

If you want everything to fit inside your case and want minimal noise than get this:

Radiator - BI Xtreme Rev 2 = $90
GPU Block - Maze4 GPU = $58
CPU Block - Swiftech Apogee = $65
Pump - Swiftech MCP350 = $100
Resevoir - Swiftech MCRES-1000 = $25

Which comes to around: $340

And like Sun said...you still need to buy tubing, fittings, fans, and clamps.

 

[Snerp]

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Originally Posted by Dopin_Nuts If you want everything to fit inside your case and want minimal noise than get this: Radiator - BI Xtreme Rev 2 = $90 GPU Block - Maze4 GPU = $58 CPU Block - Swiftech Apogee = $65 Pump - Swiftech MCP350 = $100 Resevoir - Swiftech MCRES-1000 = $25 Which comes to around: $340 And like Sun said...you still need to buy tubing, fittings, fans, and clamps.

You can make a heatercore fit inside or on your case. I'd be alot cheaper to do.

 

[Name Change]

Mjght be using my Thermaltake VM3000 skull case at first then i'm moving to a Antec P160 with window. Ya gonna need a waterblock and cpu one not gonna buy a chipset one yet. How much is tubing and what not.

 

[Dopin_Nuts]

Tubing and clamps etc...will probably cost around $40 depending on what you get.

 

[Name Change]

I can get all that at that site right.

 

[selectodude]

It looks like you can.

 

[Dopin_Nuts]

You should be able to.

 

[Snerp]

Don't buy a chipset waterblock. Chipsets don't get hot enough to benefit from watercooling and they reduce flow.

 

[Sun]

Just for clarification, you should buy a GPU block (On the graphics card.), not a chipset block. (On the motherboard.)
GPU blocks are usually high flow and very free of pressure drops. They also do an excellent job at what they do.

 

[Name Change]

Been busy with alot of stuff had to send one cpu back. would this kit be a good one H20-220 APEX ULTRA Watercooling Kit - Swiftech only thing it doesn't comewith is gpu block comes with all fitting and tubing i need only have to pick up a gpu block later. is dual raditor better then single.

What about this monster.

http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/Merc...Category_Code=