liquid cooling: is it worth it???

ok so my comp is pretty loud cuz of all the fans in it (liek 3-4) and i wanan get liqid cooling. what i want to know is :

1.can get liquid cooling for under 50 dollars

2. is it very hard to install or can i do it myself

3. will it make a major difference in the temperature of my computer

these are various temperatures for parts in my comp while it is idle.

Processor Temperature : 45 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 1) : 41 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 2) : 41 °C
Mainboard Temperature : 40 °C
Power/Aux Temperature : 38 °C
Hard Disk Temperature WDC WD2500JS-22NCB1         : 37 °C

are all these normal or are they too hot???

50 for watercooling isn't worth it IMO. To get the most out of your watercooling you would most likely be spending between $100-$250 depending on the parts you want and if you want to cool your GPU as well. Its not very hard if you know where things go and how to do it. Your temperture will definitly be lower than the stock heatsink and will vary depending on your ambient temps. If watercooling isn't an option, for around $50 you could a Tuniq Tower or a Scythe Infinity, both very good heatsinks.
newguy957

^ for $40 for water cooling its probably crap but who knows.dejo256

If you don't plan to overclock, of course it's completely pointless. An average water cooling setup will beat the pants off the best air cooling. The best air cooling will probably involve a very, very noisy CPU fan too, whereas water cooling is very quiet. Never get water cooling because you think it's just a cool feature. Bear in mind that you need to MAINTAIN a water cooling setup, you don't just set it up and forget about it.

If you don't want to overclock but want a quiet setup, get some decent quality heatsinks and put some quiet fans on them.
jollyriot2k1

well i dono if its cheap or not but its this 1: CoolerMaster Liquid CPU Cooling Fan System Kit + 2 EXTRA CASE FANSDeamon321

The reason that only appears to be only 35 or 40 more is because it is already configured with cooling components like heat sinks and fans.  For just 35 or 40 dollars on top of what they were charging you for cooling you are getting a Liquid cooling system, but that means that they will probably remove some fans or heat sinks...  That is what is making a difference in price  you see this all the time at PC web sites such as www.cyberpowerpc.com and www.ibuypower.com and such...  The cooling system isnt costing you just 35 or 40 dollars, its 35 or 40 on top of what you would be paying for the other option...

[QUOTE="Deamon321"]well i dono if its cheap or not but its this 1: CoolerMaster Liquid CPU Cooling Fan System Kit + 2 EXTRA CASE FANSVortimous

The reason that only appears to be only 35 or 40 more is because it is already configured with cooling components like heat sinks and fans.  For just 35 or 40 dollars on top of what they were charging you for cooling you are getting a Liquid cooling system, but that means that they will probably remove some fans or heat sinks...  That is what is making a difference in price  you see this all the time at PC web sites such as www.cyberpowerpc.com and www.ibuypower.com and such...  The cooling system isnt costing you just 35 or 40 dollars, its 35 or 40 on top of what you would be paying for the other option...

Not on top of the fans, but the price on cyberpowerpc.com goes up 35 or 40 dollars for chooseing the cooling system....  that doesnt mean the whole cooling system is just 35 or 40 dollars, its 35 or 40 dollars more to upgrade to that system with cooling.  That is all I am saying. 

By the way, how do you like your PC from cyberpowerpc?  Is it a good site to build a computer from?  They seem to have good prices and deals?  Are you happy with them?  Any problems???

Thanks

Not on top of the fans, but the price on cyberpowerpc.com goes up 35 or 40 dollars for chooseing the cooling system....  that doesnt mean the whole cooling system is just 35 or 40 dollars, its 35 or 40 dollars more to upgrade to that system with cooling.  That is all I am saying. 

By the way, how do you like your PC from cyberpowerpc?  Is it a good site to build a computer from?  They seem to have good prices and deals?  Are you happy with them?  Any problems???

Thanks

Vortimous

ok so my comp is pretty loud cuz of all the fans in it (liek 3-4) and i wanan get liqid cooling. what i want to know is :

1.can get liquid cooling for under 50 dollars

2. is it very hard to install or can i do it myself

3. will it make a major difference in the temperature of my computer

these are various temperatures for parts in my comp while it is idle.

Processor Temperature : 45 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 1) : 41 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 2) : 41 °C
Mainboard Temperature : 40 °C
Power/Aux Temperature : 38 °C
Hard Disk Temperature WDC WD2500JS-22NCB1         : 37 °C

are all these normal or are they too hot???

Deamon321

[QUOTE="Deamon321"]

ok so my comp is pretty loud cuz of all the fans in it (liek 3-4) and i wanan get liqid cooling. what i want to know is :

1.can get liquid cooling for under 50 dollars

2. is it very hard to install or can i do it myself

3. will it make a major difference in the temperature of my computer

these are various temperatures for parts in my comp while it is idle.

Processor Temperature : 45 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 1) : 41 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 2) : 41 °C
Mainboard Temperature : 40 °C
Power/Aux Temperature : 38 °C
Hard Disk Temperature WDC WD2500JS-22NCB1         : 37 °C

are all these normal or are they too hot???

9mmSpliff

[QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Deamon321"]

ok so my comp is pretty loud cuz of all the fans in it (liek 3-4) and i wanan get liqid cooling. what i want to know is :

1.can get liquid cooling for under 50 dollars

2. is it very hard to install or can i do it myself

3. will it make a major difference in the temperature of my computer

these are various temperatures for parts in my comp while it is idle.

Processor Temperature : 45 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 1) : 41 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 2) : 41 °C
Mainboard Temperature : 40 °C
Power/Aux Temperature : 38 °C
Hard Disk Temperature WDC WD2500JS-22NCB1         : 37 °C

are all these normal or are they too hot???

Deamon321

[QUOTE="Deamon321"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Deamon321"]

ok so my comp is pretty loud cuz of all the fans in it (liek 3-4) and i wanan get liqid cooling. what i want to know is :

1.can get liquid cooling for under 50 dollars

2. is it very hard to install or can i do it myself

3. will it make a major difference in the temperature of my computer

these are various temperatures for parts in my comp while it is idle.

Processor Temperature : 45 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 1) : 41 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 2) : 41 °C
Mainboard Temperature : 40 °C
Power/Aux Temperature : 38 °C
Hard Disk Temperature WDC WD2500JS-22NCB1         : 37 °C

are all these normal or are they too hot???

9mmSpliff

[QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Deamon321"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Deamon321"]

ok so my comp is pretty loud cuz of all the fans in it (liek 3-4) and i wanan get liqid cooling. what i want to know is :

1.can get liquid cooling for under 50 dollars

2. is it very hard to install or can i do it myself

3. will it make a major difference in the temperature of my computer

these are various temperatures for parts in my comp while it is idle.

Processor Temperature : 45 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 1) : 41 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 2) : 41 °C
Mainboard Temperature : 40 °C
Power/Aux Temperature : 38 °C
Hard Disk Temperature WDC WD2500JS-22NCB1         : 37 °C

are all these normal or are they too hot???

Deamon321

[QUOTE="Deamon321"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Deamon321"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Deamon321"]

ok so my comp is pretty loud cuz of all the fans in it (liek 3-4) and i wanan get liqid cooling. what i want to know is :

1.can get liquid cooling for under 50 dollars

2. is it very hard to install or can i do it myself

3. will it make a major difference in the temperature of my computer

these are various temperatures for parts in my comp while it is idle.

Processor Temperature : 45 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 1) : 41 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 2) : 41 °C
Mainboard Temperature : 40 °C
Power/Aux Temperature : 38 °C
Hard Disk Temperature WDC WD2500JS-22NCB1         : 37 °C

are all these normal or are they too hot???

9mmSpliff

[QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Deamon321"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Deamon321"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Deamon321"]

ok so my comp is pretty loud cuz of all the fans in it (liek 3-4) and i wanan get liqid cooling. what i want to know is :

1.can get liquid cooling for under 50 dollars

2. is it very hard to install or can i do it myself

3. will it make a major difference in the temperature of my computer

these are various temperatures for parts in my comp while it is idle.

Processor Temperature : 45 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 1) : 41 °C
Processor Temperature (Core 2) : 41 °C
Mainboard Temperature : 40 °C
Power/Aux Temperature : 38 °C
Hard Disk Temperature WDC WD2500JS-22NCB1         : 37 °C

are all these normal or are they too hot???

Deamon321