buy water cooling

[m343]

Hi Guys

I want to buy WC

Maximus VI Extream
4770K
GTX 780 OC
Trident X 4*2 2666MHZ
Corsair 900D
Corsair 1000W
I overclock Just cpu !


somone syas get the XSPC kit ..How much diffrent between Corsair H110 and XSPC Kit ?

about 300$ - 370$ what your suggestion ?

 

[RCoon]

How much diffrent between Corsair H110 and XSPC Kit ?

A huge difference. AIO's are nowhere near as effective as custom water. AIO's are about as powerful as the top end air coolers like the Noctua-14.
The XSPC kit is pretty awesome, it was my starting kit, and I expanded it from there. We're talking GPU temps of 30 degrees full load.

 

[Fourstaff]

H100i user here, I personally think you should only consider watercooling if you want to push your computer to the limits. Merely pushing your computer slightly is not worth the hassle, air coolers can do that easily. Get AIO if you are pushing only the CPU, custom loop if you are adding GPUs (or thinking about them). Different story of course if you want to play around with watercooling.

 

[m343]

A huge difference. AIO's are nowhere near as effective as custom water. AIO's are about as powerful as the top end air coolers like the Noctua-14.
The XSPC kit is pretty awesome, it was my starting kit, and I expanded it from there. We're talking GPU temps of 30 degrees full load.

H100i user here, I personally think you should only consider watercooling if you want to push your computer to the limits. Merely pushing your computer slightly is not worth the hassle, air coolers can do that easily. Get AIO if you are pushing only the CPU, custom loop if you are adding GPUs (or thinking about them). Different story of course if you want to play around with watercooling.

So, I think the XSPC it's OK !!

Could you suggest any XSPC kit ?

 

[manofthem]

OP, you're rockin' a 900D, and that's just begging to filled up with all the awesome water cooling goodies.

The XSPC kits look nice. I've used a bit of their stuff so far and have been impressed, so I wouldn't expect anything less from their kits.

 

[klva80]

XSPC 360 kit user here, believe me, it cost 100 more than a h100i but defenitily so much better, you can expand later to motherboard cooling and graphics cooling, its a pretty good starter kit

 

[m343]

XSPC 360 kit user here, believe me, it cost 100 more than a h100i but defenitily so much better, you can expand later to motherboard cooling and graphics cooling, its a pretty good starter kit

OP, you're rockin' a 900D, and that's just begging to filled up with all the awesome water cooling goodies.

The XSPC kits look nice. I've used a bit of their stuff so far and have been impressed, so I wouldn't expect anything less from their kits.

Yup


I'm thinking one of them



Raystorm CPU Waterblock
Socket 2011, 1366 and 1156(1155, 775 Backplates)
Socket AM2 and AM3 Block Optional
XSPC Dual 5.25" Bay Reservoir - w/ D5 Vario Pump
5mm Blue LED with 4Pin Molex
EX360 Radiator
Low Noise 120mm Fan x 3
120mm Fan Grill x 3
2M (6.5')' Clear Tubing
Compression fittings x 6
Thermal Paste
ALL OF THIS FOR 260.00$ USD ! (NOTE YOU NEED TO BUY FLUID!)

OR


RayStorm Copper CPU Waterblock (Intel only)
Twin D5 Dual Bay Reservoir
D5 Vario Pump x 2
AX360 Triple Radiator
G1/4″ to 7/16″ Compression Fittings (Black Chrome) x6
XSPC 1650rpm 120mm Fan x3
120mm Fan Grill (Black) x3
Intel RayStorm Brackets
Socket 775, 1366 and 1155/1154 Backplates
80mm to 120mm Radiator bracket
5mm Blue LED with 4Pin Molex
2 Meters of Clear 7/16″ Hose
24pin ATX Bridge Tool
K2 Thermal Paste
ALL OF THIS FOR 420.00$ USD ! (NOTE YOU NEED TO BUY FLUID!) (INTEL ONLY!)


which one do you prefer ?

 

[klva80]

if your are starting, one pump its ok, besides that d5 has a lop of power to push trough multiple blocks and radiators

 

[manofthem]

I'd go with the single pump kit as it has everything youll need to start off, especially if you're just doing the CPU first. My single D5 is pushing through everything (480 & 360 rads, cpu, gpu, in a 900d) just fine on setting #4.