[dani]

thats my first time in water cooling so i wanted to buy a water cooling kit should i buy in parts??
and how much is it going to cost i can pay around 100$

 

[cyrixMII300]

ok check this post out...its by LANDO

http://www.overclock.net/water-cooli...ling-gear.html

unfortunately i dont think u will be able to get something for usd 100 unless u get the thermaltake big water system...but try anyway and before u finally commit u might wanna read this

http://www.overclock.net/faqs/70838-...how-can-i.html

 

[DrDeville]

Hey Dani,

According to reviews, the best bang for around $100 is the ThermalTake BigWater SE. You can get it for about $114 at ZipZoomFly. Reviews say it's virtually silent, and performs better than the loudest air-cooled solution. It's good for stock speeds, and mild overclocking.

I'm putting one together now, and will report on my experience. :withstupi

If you want max performance and/or custom looks and fun, you'll have to spend at least $150 for a do-it-yourself high-flow system, and be prepared to spend some time collecting parts and converting a automobile heater core for radiator use. If you want that high-flow system to be near-silent, you'll have to pay $75 for a super-quiet high flow pump.

Hope this helps, and stay cool!