Water Cooling

do a search...this has been covered hundreds of times. Conumdrum and Rubix have a list of websites to read in order to educate yourself. it will cost around $600 to watercool 2 GPUs

from Conumdrum's standard post:

My standard noob cut n paste, spend some time reading, your really on the right track.
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I'll steer you to some more technical links, please spend a few days (DAYS) reading posts, searching, learning. Don't forget to look for your case with WC. Google your case and the word watercool or some combination of that. WC stuff is larger than you think, I know from experience. WC setups done right are awesome and almost silent.

Great place, not wayyy over the top with uber WC guys.
http://www.ocforums.com/index.php
Uber place, owned by one of the worlds winning OC guys in the world. Not a place to post or ask questions by noobs, but an awesome place to learn.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/
Another good place to learn
http://www.overclock.net/water-cooling/
The GURU of independent testing, worshipped by many.
http://www.martinsliquidlab.com/
Great places to buy WC stuff
http://www.dangerden.com/index.php [...] e&Itemid=1
http://www.petrastechshop.com/
http://www.jab-tech.com/

Hope it helps, see ya in a few days, get edumacated!

unless you are actually having problems, just leave it

Japps2. Thanks for the links, very helpful kept me reading all night.

photonboy. I consider one idling at 60c, and one idling at 70c a problem, thanks for your insightful post.  

Would love to here from someone here that has a water cooled vga setup.

THX

can't say for VGA...I cooled the CPU, NB and SB chipsets on my ASUS Maximus Extreme board. I'm running a qx9770 at 3.6GHz 24/7...before watercooling I was using the same TR 120 extreme aircooler...and it was lapped. Before temps were hovering around 43C at idle for 4 cores and ~55C under load. I now idle around 23C and maybe hit ~38C under load. So while I can't make claims on VGA temps, I can say that my CPU was significantly better cooled with water as opposed to a very good aircooler.

Man, 20c temp dif from air to water, that's HUGE, so temping. I've always been worried about having water in my case, but the technology has come so far now, may be its time I jump on (water) board. ; ) ar ar

Well I've done the home work, and this is what I have settled on for cooling my 280's

2 x Swiftech GTX200 Heatsink for GTX260/280 $60.99

1 x PUMP SWIFTECH|MCP655 12 VDC PUMP R - Retail $74.99

2 x WATER BLOCK SWIFTECH|MCW60-R R - Retail $69.98

1 x RADIATOR SWIFTECH |MCR220-QP RTL - Retail $39.99

1 x MCRES-Micro Rev2 Hi-Flo Reservoir $25.95

1 x Tubing: 1/2 in. (ID) x 3/4 in. (OD) Clearflex Vinyl Tubing x 10 ft. $14.00

2 x Fittings: 4 clamps for 1/2in tubing $4.00

1 x HydrX Coolant $2.50

1 x SmartCoils 625 Blue $3.10

2 x Noctua NF-P12 120mm Fans 41.99

Approximately $330.00

Anything I've left out? any additional suggestions would be appreciated, thx

Well I've done the home work, and this is what I have settled on for cooling my 280's

2 x Swiftech GTX200 Heatsink for GTX260/280 $60.99

1 x PUMP SWIFTECH|MCP655 12 VDC PUMP R - Retail $74.99

2 x WATER BLOCK SWIFTECH|MCW60-R R - Retail $69.98

1 x RADIATOR SWIFTECH |MCR220-QP RTL - Retail $39.99

1 x MCRES-Micro Rev2 Hi-Flo Reservoir $25.95

1 x Tubing: 1/2 in. (ID) x 3/4 in. (OD) Clearflex Vinyl Tubing x 10 ft. $14.00

2 x Fittings: 4 clamps for 1/2in tubing $4.00

1 x HydrX Coolant $2.50

1 x SmartCoils 625 Blue $3.10

2 x Noctua NF-P12 120mm Fans 41.99

Approximately $330.00

Anything I've left out? any additional suggestions would be appreciated, thx