need water cooling suggestions.

[aspire]

If you want to cool you gpu, you WILL have to buy another block. Depending on your cpu and gpu, I may advise against doing so.

 

[Sora]

I still say air is the best way to go for your money these days unless you are running some extremely high powered system or just are a PC freak.

 

[krazieaznboi]

i just realized i can build a way way way better setup with 200$ than buying a kit..

MCP655B $69
Swiftech MCP655-B 12v DC Pump w/o Speed Controller

MCR220 $40
Swiftech MCR220 Quiet Power 2X120mm - Black

1/4" to 1/2" fittings $2.50 ea or $5 total Get 2
Danger Den High Flow Fittings 1/4in BSPP thread to 1/2in ID Barb

Apogee GT $49
Swiftech Apogee GT Extreme Performance block with AM2 Support

9' of Tygon 7/16 - 5/8" $18
Tygon R3603 7/16in. ID 5/8in. OD Laboratory Tubing # AAC00033

Hydrx $3
HydrX Extreme-Duty UV Coolant

Hose camps $3
Breeze Miniature Hose Clamp 7/16 in. to 25/32 in.

Distilled water from your grocery store $1

T fitting for a T-line instead of a reservoir $3
Black Nylon 1/2in. Barbed Equal Tee Fitting

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Options

Two Sunon 120 x 38mm fans $20 if you need fans and don't mind some noise.
Petra's Tech Shop

Any fan will do, but the more air you move through the radiator, the more heat you can remove/lower your temps will be.

Use an old fan as a rad box. This assumes you have an old 120mm fan you can gut out?? All you have to do is take some snips and cut out the fan braces, then use the outer housing as a rad box. If you'd rather buy a RAD box, you can do that to for a price of coarse:
Petra's Tech Shop

Other than that you might need a set of long bolts to mount the rad on the back of the case. Probably better to just get those from a home depot or hardware store though.

this is a quote from someone over at OCN

 

[baron5]

dont now too much bout WC but that custom set looks pretty good to me

 

[kobe24]

as long as u get it from petras shop u should be right.(try stickin with danger den n swifttech tho)