Is this a good water cooling kit for a noob?

[stoph007]

I was looking at some watercooling kits because I want to try to watercool my Core i7 860 but I didn't want to spend a lot a wanted one that was easy to assemble and everything.

I was thinking this:
GIGABYTE GH-WIU02 3D Galaxy II Liquid Cooling:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835128015

Can you tell me if this will keep my temps down and be easy enough for me. Thanks

 

[r_manic]

From my limited (well no) experience with water-cooling, there is no good water cooling kit for a "noob", because installing a water-cooling system is pretty advanced stuff. I myself would try to see what I can do with fans before even considering liquid-cooling.

 

[stoph007]

Well I'm pretty smart with computers and a bunchof people can help me too. I'm pretty sure i'd be able to do it.

 

[505090]

There are plenty of of air coolers that are cheaper and will work just as well for your uses as a self described noob.

 

[tomvertommen]

If you are persistent in getting a noob watercooling kit (hey it's a free world)...I found you this,

 

[SSmith84]

This is the Cooler I've been looking at "Corsair CWCH50-1 Hydro H50 CPU Liquid Cooler - 120mm Fan, Copper Cold Plate, Aluminum Radiator, LGA775, LGA1366, LGA1156, AM2/AM3". It's $75

(Here is the link)

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5267687&Sku=C13-2528&SRCCODE=PWATCH&cm_mmc_o=2mHCjCVybgwczfgtCjCVqHCjCdwwp

 

[redefined]

the radiator in that galaxy kit is way too small to do any serious overclocking. same for the h50. i actually owned the corsair h50 and i just switched over to a real water cooling system. If you want the h50 ive got it sitting next to me right now.