Just CPU WC

You can get entire kits. Don't buy from TT (Thermaltake) Though.

Something like a STech H20 or something.

What kind of budget do you have in mind? You can build a nice custom loop for around $200.

I just bought the CoolIT systems Domino A.L.C. its around 89 bucks and is a cpu-only water cooling solution. It has a digital display and shows the flow, fan speed, and cpu temp. It mounts right on the rear fan exhaust, and the results are about the same as a high end air cooler with perfect case flow, if not a little better. Its also maintenence free, as well as self sufficient. My temps on my 9950 with an oc to 3.2 are 43*C full load, and about 27-29*C idle. Amazing! Now is the time test, how long this puppy lasts. http://www.coolitsystems.com/index.p...id=55&Itemid=5

Yes the Swiftech H20-220 is a good kit made up of proven Swiftech parts the 220 rad.
keeps my CPU cool and I have a Apogee GT block which is the same block the kit uses
albeit under a 355 pump but it is the same pin configuration.
If you really want a kit that would be the way to go.

Anything Swiftech I would trust, like the Swiftech H20-220. What ever you do dont go thermaltake. other then that with prebuilt systems your good. And for a CPU only loop I would suggest a 240 Rad or bigger.

people hate the thermaltake kits but i have to tell you that i am in love with my tt- bigwater 760i. my temp do not go over 57c under full load i think i saw it hit 58 once. and im at 26-30c idle. i have a mid tower and my processor is oc 1ghz over stock clock. i did a little modification to the case when i installed the kit.. i installed it on the very first two bays of my tower and i cut a square hole on top of the case so the fan would suck 100% outside air. i insulated the sides of the fan so no hot air from inside the case would be blown back into the little heat exchanger. before this i had it on the last two bays and the temperatures were not very sexy. a little bit of thinking goes a long way. and all this for $158. cant beat the bang for the buck. i will take some pics this weekend of my setup and i will post them so you can see what i did. but i do recomend the thermaltake bigwater 760i.

well im sure that if i drop my clock to 3.2ghz i will get temps in the 40s under load. still im happy with 57c loads.

yep =b i had a max orb and i couldnt go pass 3.3ghz because my load temps were over 67c fairly fast. so for me the 760i worked perfect. when im playing games and stuff it normaly starys in the 40s only when i run prime 95 stress test for max heat is when i hit the high 50s.

can i replace the fans it comes with, with quieter ones?? im trying to quiet the computer also since its five feet from the bed and constantly folding

The fans it comes with really aren't that loud, I would personally list them in the "Quiet" range.