Shuttle Water Cooling

[Moobrack]

Hey Fellas (first post),

I recently bought a BioStar shuttle barebone, fit the parts etc. All was running fine until I found it overheating causing programs to just grind to a hault. The CPU and System fans need to be at 100% (which is damn loud) to keep it running at 25-29 degrees (C).

Here is the spec and a picture of the model.

http://www.microvisuals.com/system/

Biostar IDEQ 300G MCE-I / Socket 775 / DDR400 / Intel 915G / PCI-Express
Intel Pentium 64-bit 3.4Ghz CPU
1GB Crucial Ram DDR400
Geforce6 6600GT PCi-Express 128Mb
250Gb Western Digital Caviar SATA HDD
Pioneer 109 Dual Layer DVR Drive

Any idea how to solve the problem, or where to get a shuttle Water Cooling System from, to fit my case?

Thanks!

[Proplus]

The only ones you're gonna find which will fit will be like this:

http://www.atruereview.com/silentstream/index.php

..and they don't really provide enough 'oomph' to cool much better than your standard HSF.

[Moobrack]

Thanks for the help.

I'm basically looking at whatever can solve the problem. With it being a shuttle Im beginning to think that a lot of hot air contained in a small space cant be good, even with the system and CPU fan on full.

[Rod911]

With careful planning, it can be possible to implement a 120mm radiator instead of the wimpy variety that Proplus recommended.

[Moobrack]

Thanks for the awesome resource, will definitley look into it!

[Platinum]

25-29 degrees (C). is not hot at all, could possibly be something else causing the probs?

[MD]

its not hot at all, it should be fine, My CPU is currently at 51 degrees and the ambient is 37.

m@

[scotty6435]

Indeed, I keep my idle temps around 50 degrees (XP chip) so I can rev the fans down. What temps to you have when the fan is around 10-20%?