Please comment on this water cooling setup

[memphis_1220]

Hello.

Just had my student loan through and can now afford a water cooling setup. I have done a fair bit of research but want you're opinions.

This is for the comp in my sig. Here is the setup (from over-clock.com);

Danger Den Maze 4 A64 Lucite Top - £38.23
Danger Den Maze 4 Acetal GPU block - £33.46
Eheim 1250 pump - £45.41
ThermoChill HE120.2 radiator - £58.56
Danger Den Single 5.25" reservoir (unless it is difficult to bleed/fill) - £22.71
Criticool PowerPlant PCI relay - £23.89
Water Wetter
Tygon 1/2" tubing
Other barbs (plastic, nylon or brass?)
2 120mm Deltas

Total is around £255
- 2%
- £12 (kit discount)
£238

Thanks for any replies
Mike

 

[BigTaf]

I have the dangerden HDPE resevoir and its great. I wouldnt get the acrylic ones ive heard too many horror stories

Heatercore will be cheaper and from what ive hear perform better than the thermochill

 

[Erasmus354]

If you can I would get the TDX and not the Maze4 for the CPU. The maze4 cpu block is kind of a poor performer now-a-days and is easily eclipsed by the TDX or Swiftech 6000 blocks. I know at the DD Store the TDX is only like 10-15 USD more expensive than the Maze4. (The maze4 GPU cooler however is just fine, make sure you get some ramsinks if you have hot running ram though)

 

[memphis_1220]

Heatercore will be cheaper and from what ive hear perform better than the thermochill

Do you mean something like the dual 120mm one here:
http://store.over-clock.com/Generic.html

If you can I would get the TDX and not the Maze4 for the CPU.

Do you know of any UK sites that sell these?

 

[Erasmus354]

www.coolercases.co.uk is about the only uk watercooling site that I know of off the top of my head (and only because they had a contest back during christmas for a silver DD watercooling kit)

 

[memphis_1220]

Ah, this is the site I was on the other day. I saw them on here but forgot the link completely.

Thanks
Mike

 

[Hate_Bot]

I would get a Chevette 86 heatercore, They perform better then most rads, and are cheaper also (About $30 CDN)