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    Whats a good water cooling kit?

    Am looking for a good water cooling kit for around £200. I was looking at the Zalman Reserator1 but it seems to be more of a quite alternative to air cooling and doesn't cool anymore more than a standard HSF. Is this true or is the Zalman worth a go? Anyother ideas are appreciated!

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    I wouldnt go for a full kit, get the individual parts seperately. Il get you a list in the morning as im too tired too now . The reserator is an ok peice of kit but there are many kits out there that perform better

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    Oki, thanks, il check back in the morning. I should be heading off to bed too!!!

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    Id be interested too in the list, theres alot of watercooling threads outt here but none really say what you really need. Its still an experienced area only althoughif you look at
    www.over-clock.co.uk they have kits and a 'put your won together' type page which does the hard work for you. Bit picey but looks easy enough.
    Antec P160/Abit IC7Max3/P4 3.02Ghz/PC3200 1GB/120GB Seagate Barracuda/Zalman CP7000/Radeon 128MB PRO with Arctic cooling/120mm fans


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    Have alook here at Waterchill Ive heard good things about these kits and they are within budget and can also overclock if you wish, the kit above does VGA as well you would need to do both if you want effective water cooling and a quiter pc.
    http://www.vapochill.com/main/page.asp?sideid=434
    Antec P160/Abit IC7Max3/P4 3.02Ghz/PC3200 1GB/120GB Seagate Barracuda/Zalman CP7000/Radeon 128MB PRO with Arctic cooling/120mm fans


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