[grewy29]

Hi guys, I'm just going through my first experiences of overclocking, and I've realised I wont get very far on air cooling, so I'm looking at branching out into water cooling. I would like to get a CoolerMaster kit, but I haven't found one yet that includes GPU cooling, which I feel is quite necessary if I'm paying about £120 for my kit. if GPU's don't do water cooling, then I'll go for this kit :http://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/cata...oducts_id=1107
However, I am fairly hopeful on the GPU front, but if that's not a possibility, then do you think I could find that kit a little cheaper anywhere else?
tnx

[mctw]

unless your doing a massive overclock, a decent air cooler (i take it your on about cpu) will do fine.

[4D(Fordy(Ford) Ollie]

You can got waterblocks for GPU's.

And the best option, just like the computer itself, is to get individual parts rather than buy all as one.


Anyway, as mctw says, I very much doubt you need it. Temps isn't a very common barrier as far as I know, for CPU's anyway.

I doubled my proccessor speed a few ays ago on air cooling.

In fact not just air cooling, STOCK cooling.

You don't need WC, save yourself £120.

Or save about £90 andget a good air cooler if you're that bothered.