Water cooling in a form factor

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thyshallsmite

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811144162
I'm going to use this case, and i want to put a nice water cooling in this system so i can overclock a Pentium D 805 to 4.0ghz or higher. I've been looking around and haven't found a nice system that i could put in that small of case. I'm considering http://www.xoxide.com/koolance-rp-1000bk.html , but not seeing any reviews on it so not sure. Was also considering an external system and screwing it onto the case itself.

Sooo my questions are:
Which external water cooling units would you recommend the same or near same size as this case?
Which internal water units would you recommend that would fit in that case?
Would you recommend the RP-1000?
 
I put together a mosty-internal watercooling system in that very case. It's got a DangerDen CCS-MAG pump, BIX 120mm radiator mounted outside of the 120mm fan hole, and a Swiftech Storm waterblock on the CPU. I used 1/2"ID tubing. The GPU is aircooled. I should have pictures of the setup here in the next day or so.
 
Hmm, well more looking to do it myself, and they didn't test the cooling capablities in that review =/. Also, the didn't include a heatsink? odd. Plus when i went to see where to buy and saw the 369 price tag with no heatsink.
 
I myself have a WC'ed Qpack and it can be done for a lot cheaper.

Parts I used.

Swiftech Mini-Res $15
BIP 120mm Rad $25
Swiftech Apogee CPU block $39
Swiftech MCW-60 GFX block $39
DD CSP-Mag Pump $49
6ft Tygon and Misc Fittings $20

A total of 187 for the parts shipping probably made it an even 200.

Works great and is very quiet. 7900 gt is vid card and processor is 148 Opteron @ 3.1 idles @ 30 loads @ 36
 
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