My elite water-cooled idea will it work??

[Macal97]

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XSPC Raystorm 420 water cooling kit XSPC Raystorm water cooling kit 420 EX280 [WASE-239] from WCUK Online
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Coolant link:(0609224351297) Mayhems 0609224351297 Mayhems Ultra Pure H2O Watercooling Fluid
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XSPC blade Radeon RX-480 link:XSPC Blade Radeon RX480
XSPC fittings X4 link:https://www.amazon.co.uk/XSPC-50601...&qid=1471272198&sr=8-3&keywords=xspc+fittings
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Hard drive water cooler link:Alpenfohn Alptunnel, 1x 3.5-inch hard drive cooler / decoupler [ZUHC-027] from WCUK Online

I would like to know how much this costs and if it will perform bye and thx if you read

 

[Macal97]

Sorry I got dyes the wrong way round if u got confused

 

[Macal97]

I hope it works and I will get a water-cool build get the pun but I do hope it works and is in £750 price range and below

 

[EndlessWaves]

You don't need to create a new thread for every change in your build.

You're missing a case and a copy of Windows there. Your original thread doesn't provide any details on them so if you're planning to reuse them I can't say whether they'd work.

It's worth pointing out that watercooling won't affect the PC's performance and isn't likely to have much volume improvement next to a small spend on a better CPU & GPU cooler so you're essentially spending the additional £250 on the coolness factor.

There's nothing wrong with that but it is important that you know what you're buying.

If you're going to reuse your old hard drive then I would go for a solid state drive (SSD). You should be able to pick up a 240GB model for around a fiver more than the seagate hard drive. SSDs make a system more responsive during normal use so programs open quicker.

I can't help with the watercooling compatibility as I've never looked into the details myself.

 

[Macal97]

Sorry I forgot case but I'm going to get Windows 10 of kinguin for 23 pounds and this will be my first build I will probably get a cheap case

 

[Macal97]

And I plan on overclocking my GPU

 

[Macal97]

I will get this one CiT Ignition Black Midi Tower Gaming Case - USB 3.0 - IGNITION-BLK-RED - CCL Computers

 

[Macal97]

You don't need to create a new thread for every change in your build.

You're missing a case and a copy of Windows there. Your original thread doesn't provide any details on them so if you're planning to reuse them I can't say whether they'd work.

It's worth pointing out that watercooling won't affect the PC's performance and isn't likely to have much volume improvement next to a small spend on a better CPU & GPU cooler so you're essentially spending the additional £250 on the coolness factor.

There's nothing wrong with that but it is important that you know what you're buying.

If you're going to reuse your old hard drive then I would go for a solid state drive (SSD). You should be able to pick up a 240GB model for around a fiver more than the seagate hard drive. SSDs make a system more responsive during normal use so programs open quicker.

I can't help with the watercooling compatibility as I've never looked into the details myself.

This is my first an I'm posting new threads for different ideas

 

[Macal97]

Will I be spending about £700???

 

[Macal97]

Will this need case fans

 

[Simon D]

I would say that the case is very important as it need beable to mount the radiator, pump and reservoir.

You need to decide if you want a Push/Pull fan system as this will require extra room inside case.

I suggest that you check that you case you pick can support the XSPC Raystorm 420 water cooling kit?

Most people go to water cooling to reduce the noise level of the PC and the aesthetics, you can see some extra performance if you pick the right kit.

If this is not important than go with a very good air CPU cooler and use the money saved to buy better CPU or video card or SSD.

If you do go water cooling than I suggest that you do a leak test on the system before firing up the PC. People have killed the system with water leaks

Official OcUK Watercooling Reference Guide and FAQ

** Official OcUK Watercooling Reference Guide and FAQ ** - Overclockers UK Forums


Cheers

Simon