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New to WC.

You're paying about 220$ for a pump and a radiator... You could easily get the same performance for about 110$ if you got a MCP655 and a Triple MCR radiator... without the need to worry about galvanic corrosion (for mixing the Koolance aluminum radiator with the copper waterblocks).
 
Well, I really like the look of the setup I mentioned earlier. Could someone explain more about this corrosion issue?
 
Since Aluminium and Copper has a big electrolytic potential difference, corrosion will happen pretty fast, destroying both and leaking in the future without the use of massive anticorrosion fluids.

Like Arcygenical said, you can get it for much cheaper than this piece of shit. Also, in watercooling, bling doesn't always mean performance.

 
what you looking at will not give you any better temp then the factory heatsink your already running.
 
I'll give you the links I give everyone new to building a setup:

CPU - Dtek Fuzion
Rad - MCR320
Pump - MCP655
Tubing - Masterkleer (get 15ft)
Res - MicroRes
Pentosin G11 Additive

You're looking at about 250$ for that.

And that's the ENTIRE LOOP. All you need are fans. CPU block included. This also uses a triple radiator, allowing you to cool more, or cool quieter. The one downside, is that the Dtek Fuzion is 775 only. So... I'd wait till you upgrade the system to dump cash on a WC setup, really.
 
http://www.dtekcustoms.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=182&HS=1

Compatibility:

The D-TEK FuZion™ comes with all the necessary mounting hardware for the following CPU sockets

AMD Processors:
  • AMD AM2 via 4-holes through the motherboard.
  • Socket 754/939/940 (all AMD Athlon™ 64 series) via the 2-holes screwing into the socket back-plate method.
  • Socket 462 (AMD Socket A) via the 4-holes through the motherboard method.
    Important Note: AMD 462 Socket lug mounting is not supported.

Intel® Processors:
  • Socket 478 (Intel® Northwood P4/EE) via the 4-holes through the motherboard by removing the black plastic heatsink retention frame.
  • Socket 775 (Intel® Socket T Prescott-style LGA) via the 4-holes through the motherboard.
  • Socket 423 (Intel® Willamette P4) via the 4-holes through the motherboard.
  • Socket 771/603/604 (Intel® Xeon™ all versions) via the 4-holes through the motherboard.
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Your board is a Socket 939 board right?
 
Yes, it is a 939. I think I will go with what Arcygenical said, that looks like a good list to me.

Doeas anyone know of any pics of my case with a WC setup in it?
 
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