8800 GT water cooling? Memory?

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Ok ive decided on my water cooling kit, but need a block to cool my 8800 GT any advice?

Do I need to use heatsinks on the ram(on the 8800GT)with it? Use a full coverage block? or can I get away with just a gpu block?

Any point cooling my memory if its only OCZ PC-6400 stuff at 800mhz?

Do you need to water cool a NB on a ASUS P5KC mobo?
 
The RAM doesn't need anything on them, and a dedicated core block will give better temperatures.

Most people use RAM sinks for piece of mind only.

Jokester
 
Cheers

Any advice on what GPU block for it as they new cards?

Lust leave NB with thet heatsink they come with?
 
Nope just graphics and cpu overclock for min nothing too extreme.

How much tubing do you think il need in a antec 900 case cpu and gpu to be cooled top mounted 120. rad and res
 
Cheers, will get that then. Unless anyone wants to surgest anything else.

Can anyone recoment a res, preferably large and a bay one, needs 1/2" barbs
 
OK im to order this:

Fittings - Choose Kit Fittings Size: 1/2" Fittings 1
643 CPU Block - Choose CPU Block (inc pair of hoseclips & Y Splitter if RBX or PolarFlo): D-Tek FuZion Universal with NozzleKit - for Core2Duo & QuadCore 1
174 Reservoir - Choose Reservoir (inc pair of hoseclips): EK Multioption 400 1
523 Radiator - Choose Radiator (inc pair of hoseclips): ThermoChill PA120.3 1
404 Tubing - Choose Tubing: Tygon R6303 Tubing 1/2" 10
466 Selection of Triple Fans - Add 3x Fans & Guards: 3x YateLoon D12SL-12 120mm 3
Laing 18W ultra with plexi top
D tek GPU block
3 X yate low speed fans
Zalman fan controller
Thernochill shroud

Is this all ok and good idea?
 
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I fitted a Swiftech MCW60R (from OcUK) and the temps dropped from 64c to 39c idle and 87c to 50c load. I suspect my stock fan wasn't mounted very well though
 
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