Best DiY kit for LGA 2066

[MzCatieB]

I'm looking to get a DiY Liquid cooling kit specifically for a Intel I9-7920X.
I'm planning on using a Coolermaster C700p and want to Front Mount the Radiator and i dont want to Liquid cool my Gpu's.

 

I dont want to overclock but i've never used anything more than a AiO cooler and feel like stepping up to a custom loop is a good idea for me.

 

Any suggestions on a DiY Kit that fits the socket would be amazing.

[MorganO]

22 minutes ago, MzCatieB said:

I'm looking to get a DiY Liquid cooling kit specifically for a Intel I9-7920X.
I'm planning on using a Coolermaster C700p and want to Front Mount the Radiator and i dont want to Liquid cool my Gpu's.

 

I dont want to overclock but i've never used anything more than a AiO cooler and feel like stepping up to a custom loop is a good idea for me.

 

Any suggestions on a DiY Kit that fits the socket would be amazing.

https://www.ekfluidgaming.com/ek-kit-a240 super entry level

https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-kit-p360 problably the  best option

[MzCatieB]

2 minutes ago, KOMTechAndGaming said:

https://www.ekfluidgaming.com/ek-kit-a240 super entry level

was looking at a 360 rad 

[MorganO]

Just now, MzCatieB said:

was looking at a 360 rad 

i added another link

[MaratM]

If you are planning to overclock it heavily you better get a monoblock for you motherboard. It is known that vrms on i9s are getting very hot and might even cause instabilities an throttling.

[MzCatieB]

3 minutes ago, MaratM said:

If you are planning to overclock it heavily you better get a monoblock for you motherboard. It is known that vrms on i9s are getting very hot and might even cause instabilities an throttling.

Like i said, i dont want to overclock... but im tempted to liquid cool the RAM with the loop.

saying that, i do Bake/Render stuff that can take up to a few days at 90-100% CPU usage... hence why im going for a custom loop

[MaratM]

23 minutes ago, MzCatieB said:

Like i said, i dont want to overclock... but im tempted to liquid cool the RAM with the loop.

saying that, i do Bake/Render stuff that can take up to a few days at 90-100% CPU usage... hence why im going for a custom loop

Any 360mm kit will do the job, there are options from

- ekwb (ek fluid gaming or phenix or just use their configurator page)

- alphacool (with a monster rad)

- thermaltake

it all depends on the budget you willing to spend on your cooling solution

[MzCatieB]

i'v decided to go for a Custom loop using the EKWB configuration tool and im gonna go with 2x360 rads (1 for the front and the other for the top)
at a later date i will add GPU's in to the loop so till then it will just help keep the CPU temps down whilst i work