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I am wanting to build a water cooled PC, NOT a custom loop, on that I buy reading to install. The case will support up to a triple 140mm or 120mm rad, and it will be going onto a 2011-V3 motherboard. Reason for not doing custom loop is i don't want to go thought building it and also finding all the parts separately. I prefer using newegg or ncix also.

 

Also to help other people on the form list the best options based on brand and performance.   

 

I am ok with personal experience for a suggestion for a water cooler.

 

After there is a fairly good list me or someone can make a nice list of all the best ready to go water coolers.

 

THANKS! 

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kraken x61 or the ekwb predator 360

 

the predator is quite a bit more expensive but its an expandable loop

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H80i GT or H60 from Corsair

 

kraken x61 or the ekwb predator 360

 

the predator is quite a bit more expensive but its an expandable loop

You do realize he said a 120mm or 140mm rad right? Not a 240mm and 360mm

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H80i GT or H60 from Corsair

 

You do realize he said a 120mm or 140mm rad right? Not a 240mm and 360mm

He said triple 140...
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H80i GT or H60 from Corsair

 

You do realize he said a 120mm or 140mm rad right? Not a 240mm and 360mm

he said "tipple 120mm or 140mm" i take that to mean triple...

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H80i GT or H60 from Corsair

 

You do realize he said a 120mm or 140mm rad right? Not a 240mm and 360mm

You do realize he said TRIPLE 120 or 140 right?

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He said triple 140...

 

he said "tipple 120mm or 140mm" i take that to mean triple...

I'm blind :( My brain didn't register tipple as triple...

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You do realize he said TRIPLE 120 or 140 right?

No he said tipple which my brain didn't register as triple. Geez calm your triple nipples. 

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H110iGTX or kraken X61

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No he said tipple which my brain didn't register as triple. Geez calm your triple nipples. 

 

I lost it here. xD

 

On topic, I would recommend the swiftech expandable AIOs. Not sure about the sizes tho. I think they got 240mm, 220mm and 140mm only. Like the Predator, it's expandable if you wanna add some watercooling to your GPUs. But most importantly is that it's refillable with any coolant of your choice. Easier maintenance.

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No he said tipple which my brain didn't register as triple. Geez calm your triple nipples. 

*Tipple nipples

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