Water cooler for I7-7700?

[WalkerOfSkys]

Hi guys, 

I want to overclock my I7 7700K, and would like to water cool it. 

Do you guys have any suggestions for Water coolers?

Other PC specs:

GTX 1080Ti

16GB DDR4 

Z270H

 

Thanks in advance,

Luke

 

PS It's an enthousiast build, so price shouldnt really matter

[Himommies]

2 minutes ago, WalkerOfSkys said:

Hi guys, 

I want to overclock my I7 7700K, and would like to water cool it. 

Do you guys have any suggestions for Water coolers?

Other PC specs:

GTX 1080Ti

16GB DDR4 

Z270H

 

Thanks in advance,

Luke

 

you can't overclock that CPu

cound't see the k

AIO or custom

[Guest lilbman]

1 minute ago, WalkerOfSkys said:

Hi guys, 

I want to overclock my I7 7700K, and would like to water cool it. 

Do you guys have any suggestions for Water coolers?

Other PC specs:

GTX 1080Ti

16GB DDR4 

Z270H

 

Thanks in advance,

Luke

I recommend the NZXT Kraken X62. I have it working with my 6850K and it stays cool even when overclocked.  It has RGB but I have it disabled, but it is always there if I want to use it.

[Vegetable]

1 minute ago, WalkerOfSkys said:

Hi guys, 

I want to overclock my I7 7700K, and would like to water cool it. 

Do you guys have any suggestions for Water coolers?

Other PC specs:

GTX 1080Ti

16GB DDR4 

Z270H

 

Thanks in advance,

Luke

 

PS It's an enthousiast build, so price shouldnt really matter

I have a kraken x61 and it's fantastic. Get the newer version (Kraken x62) of course tho

[stealth80]

If you wanna throw money at it go custom and add the GPU to the loop also. Watercooled Pascal will maintain higher boost clocks than air.

 

As a guide go with 12mm tubing and I would say Rigid from the off, watch some vids and buy twice the amount of tubing to allow for errors.

 

Basic loop will need 2 fittings per component in the loop + a couple of extras for drains etc.

 

So a loop for you would be like

 

Reservoir

Pump (or a combo)

360mm + 240mm radiator if your case allows

CPU Block

GPU Block

5x High Static Pressure 120mm fans (Ek Varder, Thermaltake Riing 12, Noctua etc)

 

A loop like this would need like 14 fittings.

 

90 and 45 degree can also help with looks and make tube routing easier