new to watercooling

[sav]

lo all im looking at going into watercooling for just my cpu atm is this any good as its my fist time doing this.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showp... Watercooling Kit (Socket 775/754/939/940/AM2)

or this line?

This bundle consists of the following items:

1 x XSPC 200 Bay Reservoir & Pump - Clear
1 x EK 1/2" Hose fitting
1 x EK 1/2" Hose fitting
1 x EK 1/2" Hose fitting
1 x EK 1/2" Hose fitting
1 x EK 1/2" Hose fitting
1 x EK 1/2" Hose fitting
1 x XSPC Tubing Clip For 1/2" Hose
1 x XSPC Tubing Clip For 1/2" Hose
1 x XSPC Tubing Clip For 1/2" Hose
1 x XSPC Tubing Clip For 1/2" Hose
1 x XSPC Tubing Clip For 1/2" Hose
1 x XSPC Tubing Clip For 1/2" Hose
1 x Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound (3.5g)
1 x EK Supreme Acetal (Socket A,754,939,AM2, 478 and LGA 775) CPU Water Block
1 x XSPC RS120 120mm Radiator - Black
1 x XSPC 1/2" High Flexibility PVC Tubing - 1m
1 x XSPC 1/2" High Flexibility PVC Tubing - 1m


i would buy the 240mm rad and sell the 120mm. Also is this a good setup is there anything im missing?





above all will it be better cooling than my current Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro?

thanks

 

[N19h7m4r3]

I'd suggest you go with the OcUK bundle.
It's far better than the swiftech one.

With a dual rad it should be better. Specially if you're overclocking.

The only thing I can see you needing is some cooling fluid.

That's if you're not using distilled/deionised water.

 

[sav]

it comes with some Feser One UV Reactive Coolant 1 Litre will that be enough or do i need more?

 

[N19h7m4r3]

I'd suggest 2 litres. I'm sure 1 litre should be more than enough. But you can never be to sure.

If you have some extra you could always test the parts before you make a pc loop.