Water cooling - MSI Z87-GD65

[muzzammil13]

Hello, i just built my pc with the following specs

 

MSI GD65 gaming motherboard

Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4 GHz Quad-Core 

6 GB ram 

 

Casing : THermaltake S21

 

Power supply : Cosair TX650M

 

 

Help me how to choose watercooling and how to install .

 

 

and which one can be compatible according to my specs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you for your reply and suggestions

[SAV1OUR]

boop

i dont think a rad can fit in there and if this is going to be a gaming pc your going to need to step it up to 8gb ram for better performance 

[muzzammil13]

i dont think a rad can fit in there and if this is going to be a gaming pc your going to need to step it up to 8gb ram for better performance 

i would upgrade my ram sooner

 

im thinking the same 

the case is way too small or the motherboard is way to big?

I would need to consider using air itself?

[SAV1OUR]

i would upgrade my ram sooner

 

im thinking the same 

the case is way too small or the motherboard is way to big?

I would need to consider using air itself?

im not s4re the dimensions on the case sadly looks like it will only fit low profile cases or stock so if you want to oc get a new case

[Goldilock]

The case seems has bad cable management, If I were you I would get better case first.

 

BTW, I can barely use my 8GB RAM.

[muzzammil13]

The case seems has bad cable management, If I were you I would get better case first.

 

BTW, I can barely use my 8GB RAM.

i had limited choices of cases, thats the best i could have, but i might consider something better in the near future, 

Barely use in the sense that 8 gb is more than enough? 

[Goldilock]

Barely use in the sense that 8 gb is more than enough? 

 

For me yes it is more than enough who use PC no more than gaming, never seen it above 4GB usage.

[Prophet of Entropy]

that case is not designed to easily water cool in it. if your handy with a zip-cutter and enjoy a little metal work you could mod it. 

 

if not, buy a case suited to it, like one of Fractals ARC series or Corsairs Obsidian series or something like them.

 

if all your going for an AIO and not a full custom loop, stick with your case and get a Water 2.0 Pro, or just a big air heatsink.