I want to get a liquid CPU cooler, but I don't know which one to get.

CPU http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116501

You will need to buy tons of other parts also, so do you mean like what radiator to get?

What do you mean "More parts"? It's not as simple as it seems?

undefined wrote:What do you mean "More parts"? It's not as simple as it seems?

 Yeah it's not that easy..

You need a reservoir, tubing, radiator, water block, the fittings, clamps, coolant, etc.  A good loop will cost around $300.

Doesn't this come with that?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181010

Oh you're getting one like that?  I thought you were making a loop.

What's wrong with that? ...

undefined wrote:What's wrong with that? ...

 Are you trying to build a custom one or are you gonna have a smaller case? If the case is small the one you linked will work fine.

You should know my case...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139006

undefined wrote:You should know my case...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139006

 And you're trying to keep it cheap right? So you should get that one you posted as it will be easier to set up and is way cheaper.

undefined wrote:What do you mean "More parts"? It's not as simple as it seems?

He is making it more difficult than it needs to be.

There are 2 types of water cooling,

1. The basic setup like this,
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181038
The mass produced setup that comes with all the parts and such included for the regular computer builder that wants to have water cooling.

These solutions are pretty good and will perform better than most any air cooler.

I suggest this for you for cost and ease.

2. Then there is what Jug is referring to, 
The custom loop.
A custom water loop includes custom blocks, lines, pumps, radiators, etc...
All of which costing you much more in the end.

Now a custom loop is useful for a few things,

a. Water cooling your graphics card for more overclocking.

b. Better cooling all around.

c. They look cooler and give you bragging rights.

Now those probably won't matter much to you as you probably won't be trying to hit 5ghz on your CPU while OC'ing your GPU 50% right?

Didn't think so.

So just buy the Corsair H100 and you will be fine.

$200 for a case!?!?

Is that shit bullet proof?

Yeah I thought you were making a custom loop...

You said that my graphics card can kill anything so that will take off less on my CPU. But I'm not sure if I will hit 50% or more.

Yes, it's made of nokia.

I'm not...

So is this solved?

undefined wrote:You said that my graphics card can kill anything so that will take off less on my CPU. But I'm not sure if I will hit 50% or more.

Yes, it's made of nokia.

I'm not...

A 680 will be fine with air cooling.
Just adjust your fan settings if you see it getting hot.

Just get the H100 and turn you fans up to on the GPU.
I have a shitty looking cooler on my GPU that is OC'ed and it never gets over 60c with my fan settings.
GPU's can hit 80c or 90c safely.

So yea.

Ok, thanks.

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