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Best Water Cooling Loop For around 800$-900$

I am planning a build that will be quite high end end and I want to allocate around 900$ dollars to a full custom loop. Any ideas?

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I am planning a build that will be quite high end end and I want to allocate around 900$ dollars to a full custom loop. Any ideas?

Care to tell us what case you'll be using and what components you'll be cooling?

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Can't really say without the actual components you're using. EK, Bitspower and AlphaCool are all good companies. In particular, EK's blocks, Bitspower's fittings and AlphaCool's radiators. 

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I am planning a build that will be quite high end end and I want to allocate around 900$ dollars to a full custom loop. Any ideas?

Welcome to the family brother.

 

You need to put the components you will be cooling like the GPU and how many, CPU i suspect this is a given, and motherboard. Also what case will this loop be going in?

A water-cooled mid-tier gaming PC.

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I am planning a build that will be quite high end end and I want to allocate around 900$ dollars to a full custom loop. Any ideas?

 

it all depends on what hardware you are using and want to watercool

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