After my first build, I noticed in speed fan that I'm getting pretty high temps with my processor and video card. The processor is going over 50c on load. Which I don't like, and I'm ready to overclock. So from what I've read the only solution is water cooling. I need to know which water cooling is the best? In your experiences what is the best? I've been looking around and this is the best one I've found so far. I want to keep it around a hundred dollars, and I haven't read a bad review about this cooler yet. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...32937&CatId=499 This is my second fav. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...9&Sku=K450-1058 And I had one other question. I was looking at some case mod stuff, and the one guy had a big fan system that coverd all of his harddrives. And I'm wondering what it is and where I can find one. I'll try to find a picture of it again later.
Out of those two, get the King one, not ThermalTake. That's what I'd say bout em.. You can always go for this cooling: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16835106061 if water doesnt go right. What proc do you got? How much will you OC it? How hot is ur gfx card? j.w bout these
1 - AMD +4400 Toledo Processor 2 - I will start ocing once I get the cooling, it runs hot enough as it is. 3 - GeForce 7800gt, and it doesn't really run that hot, I'm not worreied about it, more about the processor.
Yea but how much are you planning on OCing it? 10%, 20, 30, 200%... and yea, the card shouldnt be too bad...idk how to even tell tho how hot it's getting..
Well if you wanna save money, the typhoon should cover you for cooling. Thats my opinion tho. plus, I dont know much bout water cooling sry
typhoon is the best cooler around. Something is wrong with your processor. most x2's idle around 25-35 C and go upto on load 35-45C. The only way to get good water cooling is to buy separate parts for your set. most watercooling kits, except for the really expensive ones dont do much.
Hmm, not sure. Why dont you make one yourself Get an auto radiator, get a big pump, and some pipes, connect them, and boom you got a water cooling, you only gotta buy the CPU blocks.
Well I got it all figured out now. Dangerden TDX water block D5 pump random resi 1/2 tubeing Black Ice III Pro Radiator