Looking for awater cooling solution...

ayazakram

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anybody know what the most quietest water cpu cooler on the market is...?
also if there are any water coolers for a radeon hd 7950 graphics card...?
thanx guys!
mobo is lga 1366 cpu is i7 920
 
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um... i'm not getting your question. that's a cpu water block, generally you need more parts then that... a radiator, pump, tubing, reservoir... that antec fan is part of an open benching case... i suspect it blows down on the mb, not up, so you'd be blowing hot air down on your mb, when the whole point of such a rig is to cool the mb parts... not heat them up. furthermore large fans rarely have good static pressure, which means they move air poorly through a radiator, you'd likely be much better off sticking some fans on the rad and set the rad up pointing away and perpendicular to the benching fan so it doesn't interfere with it's airflow..


any water cooler with a quiet fan or fan controls will be quiet. though generally big air can be as quiet or quieter... the corsair h100i and h80i are both well regarded for their low noise, and modifiable pump/fan speeds.
 

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what about this....http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/XSPC-RayStorm-CPU-WaterBlock-Intel-775-1156-1155-1366-and-2011-/190776650490?pt=UK_Computing_Water_Cooling&hash=item2c6b2caafa
running without a fan just with the main antec skeleton 'big boy' fan on top of the case to cool it...?
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&docid=mRcjOA3iCpW8WM&tbnid=wsRRGi7nrLsQgM:&ved=&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.theinquirer.net%2Finquirer%2Freview%2F1050206%2Fthis-cool-cage&ei=qlviUYDGM82Y0QW5h4Fw&bvm=bv.48705608,d.ZGU&psig=AFQjCNEy7m01bmle6kb1nMy9j5aUL0oyWw&ust=1373875482846436
 
um... i'm not getting your question. that's a cpu water block, generally you need more parts then that... a radiator, pump, tubing, reservoir... that antec fan is part of an open benching case... i suspect it blows down on the mb, not up, so you'd be blowing hot air down on your mb, when the whole point of such a rig is to cool the mb parts... not heat them up. furthermore large fans rarely have good static pressure, which means they move air poorly through a radiator, you'd likely be much better off sticking some fans on the rad and set the rad up pointing away and perpendicular to the benching fan so it doesn't interfere with it's airflow..
 
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