the cost

[Agent80085]

how much would it cost for a decent cpu water cooling AIO

 

RAM:http://www.warehouse...n-hyperx-savage

CPU:http://www.warehouse...k-3-5ghz-retail

Adapter:http://www.warehouse...vga-15pin-st-bu(for an older second monitor with no hdmi)

Mother board:http://www.warehouse...z97-sockel-1150

Gpu:http://www.warehouse...1-gaming-4096mb

Power supply:http://www.warehouse...duct-5502-empty

HDD:http://www.warehouse...-80gold-modular

Case:https://www.mimovrst...a-belo?v=643088

 

I might add an SSD in the future

[ThatGuyNamedKasper]

Agent80085 try and use pc part picker, it will be much easier for everyone to see and make changes with. 

[Sauron]

It doesn't make sense to watercool a setup like this (except the cpu with an AIO) because it would cost you at least 500 bucks, and that money would grant you significantly better components and performance. You could go for an i7 and a 980ti instead of an i5 and 970. If you can afford a better system AND the money for a custom loop, then sure. But water cooling that setup just doesn't make sense.

[Deli]

Most AIOs are OEM by CoolIT and Asetek. They perform more or less the same. Pick one with better customer service and warranty. $100-110 for a 240mm and cheaper for 120 or 140mm.