I want liquid cooling.

[Nastybutler187]

Yes I do.

I'm looking for a full bundle of whatever I will need to install it. I mainly want it for a quiet computer, but I might be doing a bit of overclocking in the future. I would like it to be from a trusted source and a trusted company, and $100-150 would be best.

Thanks

 

[bigsaucybob]

Well to be honest, watercooling isnt for people who want to do a BIT of overclocking. Its usually for major overclocking. And if you dont dish out the right amount of cash, it will only get you even more problems.

I would suggest just buying some quieter fans and that should be good for a bit of overclocking.

 

[fade2green514]

Yes I do.

I'm looking for a full bundle of whatever I will need to install it. I mainly want it for a quiet computer, but I might be doing a bit of overclocking in the future. I would like it to be from a trusted source and a trusted company, and $100-150 would be best.

Thanks

well, it sounds like a bit of overclocking will be fine with air cooling.
of course, if you were being sarcastic, then i highly suggest you get one from a renowned company, such as vantec, zalman, or thermaltake.

 

[philip_r5]

I used to have one of these and it worked very well. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16835118111

However, with the amount of overclocking i did and that it wasnt really worth it if i got a leak and crap. Only changed like 5 degree celsius

 

[philip_r5]

How ever if I was to buy another one I think I would go with this. It looks like it would do a better job and it also looks like you can customize it a little more then the other. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16835106074

 

[ceewi1]

Since you're obviously not looking for heavy OCing, consider a good air cooler like the Thermaltake Big Typhoon. Cheaper, quiet, and effective.

 

[IBEPCWIZ]

I found that if your not going to be oc'ing a lot or going to be doing a lot of heavy developing or movie stuff you dont need water cooled just a lot of air

 

[Nastybutler187]

are you sure that most of the noise is coming from the cpu heatsink? cuz i also have 2 other case fans..

 

[bigsaucybob]

are you sure that most of the noise is coming from the cpu heatsink? cuz i also have 2 other case fans..

It doesnt have to be. Improving the heatsink would be better for the slight overclocking you want to do.

To keep it silent you can upgrade the case fans to quieter fans.

 

[Geoff]

The noise can come from the Power Supply, CPU Fan, Case Fans, or Chipset fans.

Liquid cooling can be good sometimes, but most of the time its just not worth the hassle. You can get better fans that will lower your temps to arounf the same as if you had liquid cooling.

 

[Machine7587]

If you want to go liquid, I suggest a Koolance case. I have been using one for three years now and I love it. I have made a few mods to mine for better cooling and plan to make one more mod in the future.