- Jul 25, 2013
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Hello all,
I wanted to get a watercooling loop, so I could overclock my GTX 780 and i5 more without fear of the heat damaging them.
I wanted to build a custom loop, but it proved too difficult because I have no idea what I'm doing, and it's really hard finding the right parts that will fit together!
I have an EVGA GTX 780 (the superclocked version) which I would like to watercool, an i5 quad core on one of the ASUS z87-k mobo, and a Corsair C70 case.
I would appreciate if someone would assemble a list of parts for me to make a custom loop, or point me in the direction of a good kit from a large company or even some 3rd party website
I have a budget of around $300 USD
Any and all answers would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!
I wanted to get a watercooling loop, so I could overclock my GTX 780 and i5 more without fear of the heat damaging them.
I wanted to build a custom loop, but it proved too difficult because I have no idea what I'm doing, and it's really hard finding the right parts that will fit together!
I have an EVGA GTX 780 (the superclocked version) which I would like to watercool, an i5 quad core on one of the ASUS z87-k mobo, and a Corsair C70 case.
I would appreciate if someone would assemble a list of parts for me to make a custom loop, or point me in the direction of a good kit from a large company or even some 3rd party website
I have a budget of around $300 USD
Any and all answers would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!
) its a 280mm rad so will be VERY good and you can get some great overclocks, maybe even swap them around so the betetr cooler is on the gpu.
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