cpu cooling kits

[SubZeroGTS]

are there any complete standalone kits that can cool a cpu? like a radiator/pump assembly in one unit, with tubing leading out and into the case to a cpu water block and that's it? i could have the tubing come in through an expansion slot, would make it even easier.

 

i just wanna ditch the vantec tornado i have on the cpu atm. :|

[Kingfisher]

Raiderfan001 among others use one of these

a bit spendy but a quick and easy alrternative to a full-blown water cooling setup.

[SubZeroGTS]

Could I run that from outside the case just sitting there? And perhaps extend the tubing so it can reach inside through an expansion slot?

[Kingfisher]

from what I understand, you connect the cpu block to your cpu and the unit attaches to a "pci" slot cover and exhausts through the back of your case, I am sure folks who use it will chime in.

[Prospector]

I have it's little brother the Eliminator. It connects to a rear 120mm case fan outlet.It can also be used on a 90mm outlet as well.

[SubZeroGTS]

I have it's little brother the Eliminator. It connects to a rear 120mm case fan outlet.It can also be used on a 90mm outlet as well.

Damn, I only have two 80mm fans in the back. Is there anything similar which sits outside the case and has tubing going into the case through a pci/expansion slot?

[ooeric]

corsair natilus

koolance

thermaltake bigwater.

 

just google and you can find a ton of premade kits

 

or. you can browse the forsale forum for used parts.

and build your own external box outta wood or something.

[Voltes-5]

I'd recommend the Corsair Nautilus, it handled my C2D pretty well. Here, take a look at this. http://www.cluboc.net/reviews/super_coolin...ilus_500/p3.htm

[radodrill]

Koolance is Crap

 

From what I hear the Corsair is good; so it'd make a fine alternative to an internal H2O setup.