LGA775 water cooler

[Ino]

hi
Can u guys give me some suggestion in what brand of watercooler should I use for my LGA775 system?

thanks everyone

 

[HardWarrior]

How much are you wanting to spend?

 

[DerwenArtos12]

A LOT depends on your budget but danger den and polarflo are my two choices. The danger den perform like crazy and look ok, the polarflo's perform very well and look awesome.

 

[BluePhoenix4k]

oh great, i could tell you a brand, but you're living in australia and you probably don't want to order a water cooler from germany 🙂 .... if you're still interessted: http://www.alphacool.com .... the nexXxos cooler really kicks ass . Here's a little review: http://www.anti-x.org/bbs/viewthread.php?tid=42769

 

[Ino]

Lol yeah.
Thanks for the reply.
I was thinking about buying the thermaltake one.
They look neat but they are new so not so much review for the product.

I want to find a water cooler that can fit into my case.
i dont want the external ones like the zalman water cooler.

Any suggestion?

 

[DerwenArtos12]

We really need a rough budget to tell you. There are so many good comp[anies out there right now and you will always get what you paid for. like I said earlier if you have a couple hundred lying aroudn t use on this then go with Danger Den or PolarFlo and custom build the system.

 

[HardWarrior]

Originally posted by: Ino
Lol yeah.
Thanks for the reply.
I was thinking about buying the thermaltake one.
They look neat but they are new so not so much review for the product.

I want to find a water cooler that can fit into my case.
i dont want the external ones like the zalman water cooler.

Any suggestion?

This is a nice mass produced block that you can't go wrong with. The Danger Den site is a good place to assemble an internal water-cooling rig as well. Take a look at the Swiftech 6002 series blocks too for a little range. Do you need specific suggestions on components?

 

[Ino]

ups sorry bout that.

I think i can afford up to $100.
I mean 100 for all of them.
Pump, radiator, water, hose, and heatsink just for LGA775 and ATi X700Pro and other necessary think.

Do u think getting the Tt water cooler worth the price or better just buy each parts seperately (not in one kit)?

sorry for the silly question guys, kinda new with this water cooler thing

 

[HardWarrior]

You aren't going to be able to buy all of that with $100.

 

[Ino]

how about $200?

 

[cirthix]

use a heatercore, that will cut costs and increase performance

 

[HardWarrior]

Originally posted by: Ino
how about $200?

You can purchase this for $206. It doesn't include a GPU block, but that's something you can plumb in later if you wish.

 

[Ino]

what do u guys think about This
This one cost about 150, and the GPU block I approximate around 45 - 50.

Will this one be enough to cool my system?
And I got another question. If I use a water cooler, I'll be left with a one 120mm intake in front of the HDD and one 80mm exhaust on the top. Will this be enough for the HDD?

Since the radiator ussually comes with its own fan ^_^

My System:
P4 3.0 LGA775 @ 3.0
ASUS P5AD2-Prem
1gz DDR2
ATi X700Pro
Maxtor 120G SATA
Seagate 40G P-ATA

 

[Ino]

 

[Ino]

desperate T_T

 

[kY]

Looks pretty cool to me... I'd search Google for reviews on it.

 

[William23]

Originally posted by: Ino
hi
Can u guys give me some suggestion in what brand of watercooler should I use for my LGA775 system?

thanks everyone

I don't know about watercooling, but i have a lga775 also and I've been thinkin about getting one of those thermal pads they use on the bottom of the space shuttle.And when it starts to glow red hot it can double as a case light also!🙂