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ok if you guys have to decide between a Watercooling system for your actual case and buy a complete new case with watercooling system included which way will you go?

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I have been wondering the same thing here recently. The cases I see two problems with, first you don't get the best looking case, and second its only about $200 for the case setup. A basic kit will run you $200, and I am a firm believer that you get what you pay for.

I've heard some good things about the Koolance cases, but I think I would stick to either a kit from a reputable company, or just buy individual parts.

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Overclocking Results: <A HREF="http://Mr5oh.tripod.com/pc2.html" target="_new">http://Mr5oh.tripod.com/pc2.html</A>

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