Watercool?

[coleman17]

Hey quick question, I am modding my first comp and want to watercool it after it is done, I have a P4 3.0ghz and a nVdia 6800GS and want to watercool both those, I dont want to spend that much money on it so heres my choice so far, suggestions are much appreciated:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835124005

or

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835192005
or
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835106063

^^which do you think is the best deal for the money and will it work with a P4 LGA775 and the 6800?

[jdbnsn]

To add to this question, generally speaking anyway, does anyone have an opinion on which type of water cooler is overall a better choice: The type with radiators and pumps mounted in the chassis, or the type with the whole unit in a separate tower?

[tybrenis]

Coleman- I would personally spend the extra cash and go with the BigWater SE, that is compatible with your system, but whatever watercooling set up you choose, you will need to purchase a seperate waterblock for the videocard.

jd- It depends, really. If you have room for an external system and like the way they look, what they add to your case, etc., then they usually cool a little more efficiently that the internal ones since they normally have larger radiators and more water capacity. However, if you want a stealthed, not to mention cheaper solution, you will probably want to go with an internal unit.

[public_eyesore]

Black Ice Pro Radiator 28.99
Danger Den CSP-MAG 12 Volt Pump 49.99
MAZE4 for Intel 478 Processors 34.99
Acetal Version MAZE4GPU 44.99

this will cost like 150, and after getting a few better parts and tubing, around 200. But you will be so much better off buying real watercooling instead of kits.(with ebay you could get chearper, or just find a place that makes cheap water blocks)