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first water rig?

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thecomputeraddict

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So heres my plan. I plan on upgrading my current rig and I'm thinking of getting the 900 intstead of the 300 and I plan on water cooling it. How would I go about doing this. I know I need a water block. pump, rad, reservoir, tubing and off course the coolant. I was thinking of getting a 120mm rad to mount externally on the rear and then have a 5.25 drive bay reservoir. This for the rad http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX10640(ME).aspx and this for the reservoir http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX13454(ME).aspx. I only plan on cooling the cpu at the moment. So I need input. I'll probably get the case and start prepping it for water.
 
lol @ those prices from that website... make sure you order directly from danger den its alot cheaper if thats the route you wanna go. or if you want a simpler installation go for the swiftech compact kit.. they do one with a 120mm rad, and one with a 240mm rad.
 
If you might eventually add a video card to your loop, I would suggest going for a 120.2 rad like the swiftech 240 (whatever the model number is). It's also cheaper than that single one you found on that website from a place like Jab Tech or Petra's.
 
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