Trying to go bigger (water cooling)

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skuhnhenn

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Hey guys, im going to be building a new system soon, and i wanted to try push for a higher end build. I have build 10ish systems for me and my friends at this point, but they have been all air cooled. What im looking for is help as a noob to water cooling. If you guys could offer suggestions of guides, hardware, and personal experience ( things you wish someone had told you when you started), i would greatly appreciate it. Ive heard this task can be quite complicated, but i figured with your guys help i should be able to do it. Feel free to talk like im 7. Thanks in advance guys!
 
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generally, a h220 from swiftech is enough for a realistic and basic watercooling build (2 rads, a CPU, and 2 GPUs, and a extra res). they dont have them in the US as asetek is patent trolling but you could arrange a order from ncix to have them ship it to you

a raystorm kit is another option
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generally, a h220 from swiftech is enough for a realistic and basic watercooling build (2 rads, a CPU, and 2 GPUs, and a extra res). they dont have them in the US as asetek is patent trolling but you could arrange a order from ncix to have them ship it to you

a raystorm kit is another option
 
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