Thermaltake Bigwater

[GuJuMaN89]

any1 know if the thermaltake bigwater is a good watercooling setup?

 

or for $40 more should i get this:

http://xoxide.com/swiftech-h2o-80-fk-black.html

[slayer2cool]

lol soon ppl will come in to bash up Tt but yeah just add $40 bucks more to get that kit you're better off with that swiftech kit though its not as plug and play at the Bigwater

[GuJuMaN89]

how hard would the swiftec be to install?

[gunak87]

Not very hard at all. I pieced together a Swiftech kit and it was pretty straightforward. I didn't even have to remove my motherboard. You might, depending on what socket, though.

[slayer2cool]

aint much of a different so no worries mate. its just that its 1/2 inch tubings and that may be harder to bent around inside the pc.. but trust me its better than bigwater.

[GuJuMaN89]

im acutally not to sure of water cooling anymore lol, i want temps around 15C, that possible with water cooling? (i dont overclock much)

[Nerm]

the TT bigwater sucks donkey balls lol. The swiftech kit is better yes and it is easy to install.

[GuJuMaN89]

but could water cooling get temps around 15C ??

[Guest Flashstar]

Most likely not. Temps are usually only as cold a room temperature.

[GuJuMaN89]

so what would i need to get temps like 15C?? without spending more than $200

[cchalogamer]

to get temps that are most likely below your ambient (yeah go convert 15C to F and see why it prob wont be happeing for you with water) your gonna have to start looking at things like phasechange now if $200 is what you have nuy the swiftech kit and be happy (or build something out of random parts yourself, but you seem new to WC and unsure so that may not be such a good idea)

[Nerm]

You can get below 0*C with a petlier water cooled system. That swiftech kit would only go down to about 15*C if the ambient temp was down around 15*C. You have to remember that with air cooling and water cooling both they can both only perform as good as the ambient atmosphere it is in will let it.