If only it didn't cost so much...

(For those wondering, if I had the cash for this and it wasn't disproportionally expensive, I probably would try and put it in my small comp)

Yeah, £200+ is for the good stuff. Not worth saving for IMO unless PC noise is a real issue.

TBH, I would use watercooling if my PC was worth more, but at 1/4 of the cost of my PC, it's not worth it. For a 2K PC, watercooling becomes more reasonable.

I just want the geek respect that comes with it especially watercooling my comp

I've wanted it several times, but then I seem to sell my PC.

That's how I watercool

Would explain why you keep crashing out.

Water cooling is interesting. If I have the money, I'll give it a shot as well.

An extra £200 on a comp isn't really worth it unless you have already spent upwards of 1.5k.

Also, you need to be pretty good to make it actually work properly (and to fit it you need to do some DIY, generally), and the only benefit other than sound level (which isn't much of an issue on modern comps) is overclocking, which also requires skill to actually achieve the potential that W/C provides.

I wouldn't bother

My bro had watercooling, some really good shit iff u wanna look the buisness when it comes down to pc's etc. however, unless ure pc reaaaaly heats up, unnecssary [wrong spelling arghh].