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Help me out please

Right. No.

To the best of my knowledge, those kits are shitty. You're honestly better off buying a DIY setup from Danger Den, or Swiftech. Most likely Swiftech though because they have some kits that are already priced out and come with the basics of what you need (the new Apex kit is preferred now I guess =\)
 
YIKES

No. If you're going to go the kit route (which I strongly urge you not to do), go with one from a company like Swiftech.

Ideally, do research and piece everything together yourself with all quality products. I did that and my loop now kicks ass (p4 2.4c@3.6 & 6800gt oc'd way beyond 'ultra' clock speeds).
 
The Other said:
What is the difference between these 2?

Kit 1
and
Kit 2

or are they the same?

and what are you experiences on either

The Evercool WC-202 has a stronger pump in it (it's still weak, though). Also, the WC-202 has a metal threaded bushing in the fill port, to help reduce the cracking that these kits are known for.

That being said, I'd pass on these kits. The 1/4" tubing kinks very easily, they don't provide a decent increase in performance over air cooling, and the blocks aren't real good.
 
since i have always been a person that goes against the grain... i decided to buy the wc-202, and couldn't be happier..

i am just gonna run this for a few more months before i start working on my new rig...

at idle i get between 31-38

and under load 46-50..

and the gpu between 40-50 under load as well, and the weird part it stays at 44 at idle.

which is much better than my aerojet 7 that at idle was around 50 and under load was around 56...

specs in sig...
 
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