WC(not water closet..water cooling...)

[Deleted member 338371]

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[overshocked]

Unless you want to spend $300+, then you will not water cool your gpu. It is not woth it to cool the gpu unless you have an sli sytem anyway.

As for watercooling the cpu, the h50 is your best option unless you are willing to spend a bunch for a full loop. An agood aircooler will outperform the h50 in most cases though.

 

[Shadow703793]

edit: ^ beat me to it.

None of the ones you mentioned are any good. They are not true water cooling. A high end air cooler will beat most if not all the "water" coolers you mentioned.

If you want to do it right, read: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/256607-29-watercooling-read-first

 

[JohnnyLucky]

AW GEEZ! I spent too many years in Europe and forgot that when it comes to pc's WC does not mean "water closet"! :lol:

 

[ubernoobie]

A decent loop for the gpu would be expensive, 50 dollars for a mcr 320, d5 pump for around 70, ek 5850 block for around 110 ish and tubing,clamps and fans and etc would be around 50 dollars so it's fairly expensive.
Edit:LOL johnny, water closet would kill any computer if i put it in there

 

[Shadow703793]

how about swiftech?

What about the Swiftech? Yes, they are quite high quality.

 

[Conumdrum]

There are no kits that have a GPU waterblock in them. You have to start figuring out heatloads etc to ensure you have enough rad, the choice of rad (not size) matters on your fan choice.

It's not rocket science, but you do need to learn quite a bit. The sticky at the top here has more than enough links to get you in the right direction, you just need to do the walking yourself.

 

[blaze15301]

swiftech has a complete loop for about 400 ish that includes gpu and cpu i think it has a north or south bridge to. http://www.swiftnets.com/