Water cooling CPU + GPU seperate systems

[Third Bass Code]

Hi there.

I'm building a new system and I want to run both my CPU and GPU on water cooling.

However, I don't trust myself enough to build a custom loop and it's fairly expensive. This made me decide to buy pre-build systems.

I want a quiet PC, so I thought a Corsair H110 with 140mm fans would be a great choice for the Intel 4770K, but I also want to water cool my GPU.

As I don't want to tinker with the systems, I'm thinking of buying a separate system for this.

My pick now is a combination of a MSI GeForce 770 4Gb Gaming GPU with a NZXT Kraken and a (for budget reasons) Corsair H90.

I could possibly extend the budget for another H110 as the case I picked would fit it, but I like to hear your opinions.

Looking at all this, what would you do without buying a custom loop or combining separate systems into one?

And would the H90 be enough for the GPU or could I better swap the H90 for the H110 and put the H90 on the GPU?

Please let me know. This is my first experience with water cooling on GPU.

[Tea1337]

As thin as the H90 is you would be pushing it, and you also need to keep your VRM cool, so you need a cooling solution for that. the 4770k could be cooled by an h90 as long as you don't overclock and that you put a decent fan on it

[helping]

Use the H110 on the CPU.

The H90 is plenty enough dissipation to keep the GPU cool.

I'm also not sure about a MSI 770 on a G10, be sure to check it the mounts line up. 

[NerdNinja]

I'd get something a little better for the GPU. Keep the H110 on the CPU and get something like the H55 or the Kraken X40 from NZXT if you want the 140 mm Rad