Thinking of making the switch

[DlStreamnet]

Just have a few questions;

My hardware is;

Msi K8n Neo 4 Platinum Sli
Amd 64 3000+ Winchester Core
1x 120gb Seagate
1x Msi 6600GT

1) Would this be a good system to cool my pc?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=80150&item=6760973638&rd=1

2) Would that be sufficient to keep my system cooler than what it is now (30 degrees web surfin, 37 degrees gaming [celcius of course])

3) In that kit, is that all I need?

4) If that isn't very good, what should I use?

 

[Megadeth_Guy01]

That kit would most likely end up raising your temps.

 

[plywood99]

That kit would most likely end up raising your temps.

Agreed. It might be quieter, but temps are almost guarenteed to rise over what you have now.

The Thermaltake Aquarius II just is not a very good w/c kit.

 

[DermicSavage]

a signle 80mm radiator isnt going to compete with good air cooling

if youre going to cool just the proccessor, then at minimum you should use a single 120mm radiator

 

[DlStreamnet]

can you guys recommend a good silent but cheap one? ($200 or less).

 

[Top Nurse]

Take your pick but keep in mind that $200 is a tad light for a decent kit.

 

[DarkenReaper57]

http://www.dtekcustoms.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=102

This is a nice kit for the sub $200 range. Their new pump is included, too (or you could get the better pump for $20 more). I highly suggest going with 1/2'' ID tubing. If you want to get even better cooling, you could buy a 77' Bonneville heater core elsewhere and use it in conjunction with this kit.