Will this set up work well?

[mp4-25]

Planning my first ever water cooled build and want to use the BItFenix Prodigy. Here is my planed setup.

 

i5 4670K

ROG Impact

GTX 660

Corsair Vengeance Pro Red 1600 MHz

Corsair CX600

SanDisk 128GB SSD

EK GTX 660 Waterblock

EK Supremacy Nickel CPU block

Alphacool XT45 240mm Rad

Alphacool XT45 180mm Rad

Bitfenix Spectar Pro LED fans

Pump is undecided

 

Can anyone see any problems with this set up?

If so what should I change and for what?

 

[joelthezombie15]

Looks good but will those rads fit in the prodigy?

[mp4-25]

They should, 240 in the roof and the 180 in the front, still need to work out what pump and res to use.

[Luc401]

gtx 660 r u drunk wait for the 760ti at leasT!

[MJOLNITR VIPER]

I dont think those rads will fit.  Watch this vid to get some new ideas for the rads

[mp4-25]

It all comes down to cost, I will not be able to afford to build it if i use anything more expensive than a 660. I am having to get a job to earn the money as I am still at school. 

[Lays]

It all comes down to cost, I will not be able to afford to build it if i use anything more expensive than a 660. I am having to get a job to earn the money as I am still at school. 

 

 

Don't watercool yet then, get like a gtx 770 or 780 instead of watercooling right away, then save up money and do it after, probably ur best bet

[mp4-25]

Water cooling is a must, I have small fans, no matter how quiet they are they annoy me. And, also I dont want to spend more that £1000 on a rig and it not look as good as it can. 

[extremescouter]

Looks great, but I would say go for a 200mm rad in the front instead of the 180mm rad. Also, it might be a good idea to save up for a new generation card. Depending on your usage scenario, you may enjoy the experience a lot more if you get a GTX 770 or 780. 

[mp4-25]

I have thought about saving up the extra, but the 770 is twice the price of a GTX 660, if i do get a next gen card I will wait for the GTX 760. I will be doing some gaming, I want to be able to play games like Dirt 3, BF3 and Crysis 3 on medium to high setting depending an 1600x900, so nothing too intensive. I will also be using my PC for photo editing.

[mp4-25]

Should I use a 120mm rad in the front instead of the 200mm to make it easier as the fan i would ideally like to use use would not be compatible with the phobya 200mm radiator.