Watercooling

[Indybird]

McMaster

The site isn't very user-friendly but they'll have what you need. To get to Neoprene tubing look for the "Tubing" link under "Fittings, Pipe, Tubing and Hose". Then under "Rubber", Neoprene will be listed. You can get it based on the Inner Diameter (ID) and outer Diameter (OD). Make sure you get the right ID based on the parts you're getting.

Hope that helps,
Indybird

[Spawn-Inc]

If I have all this stuf should I have more than 2 120 mm rads?
I think 1 120 mm and 2x120 mm single pass rads from danger den would be a good choice.

ya or dual pass for more heat transfer, either one will work good.

[Scotty]

Hmm Koolance, they're products aren't upto the quality of Danger Den, they're overpriced and because of the smaller tubing much less performance.

Have a look for EK Waterblocks, im sure they have a MOSFET cooler for that board they do 3 versions for ASUS boards.

[Jozo]

I think I will only watercool my CPU, GPU and HDD? I have a small budget.
Should I choose Danger Den MAZE 5 low profile GPU block or Koolance VID-205-L06 GPU block?

[The boy 4rm oz]

I wouldn't worry about HDD, just put a fan close to it and it will be cool enough.

[NightrainSrt4]

Ya, another vote for ditching the hdd waterblock. If you want to overclock you should be able to suck some more juice outa your system by throwing on a chipset block on the northbridge. On my crappy overclocking old board I pulled another 200mhz out of just throwing on a mcw30 swiftech chipset block.

You can get nice chipset blocks for like 25-35 bucks so not bad for the extra cooling they give you. Much more productive than a hdd block imo.