I'll be getting a liquid cooling system. These are what I've picked out:

Pump:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6835108063

North bridge block:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6835108079

Radiator:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6835108086

CPU block:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6835108093

Coolant:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6835103048

Of course I still need the tubes, which I will buy at a hardware store.



So my question is, for the people with water cooling, are those all the parts I need? Or am I missing anything?

WHY
♥♥♥♥
WHY
JESUS ♥♥♥♥ CHRIST WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥ IS WRONG WITH YOU
YOU DON"T OVERCLOCK
YOU DON'T NEEEEEEEED TO OVERCLOCK
YOU'RE GONNA ♥♥♥♥ IT UP
YOU COULDN'T EVEN BUILD A COMPUTER
NOW YOU WANT TO GIVE IT LIQUID ♥♥♥♥ COOLING
I SWEAR TO ♥♥♥♥ GOD YOU ♥♥♥♥ MORON JUST SPEND YOUR MONEY ON BAD CLOTHING AND SHITTY SHOES LIKE EVERY OTHER TOOL YOUR AGE

fix'd

I overclock.
Or say, I DID overclock, then my overheating alarm went off. Took my E8400 up to 3.75ghz.



...And those motherboard issues were due to lies on Intel's compatibility tables. It said it would work but it didn't.

STOP DOING IT
SERIOUSLY
JUST DON'T
IT'S LIKE PLACING A THOUSAND DOLLARS THREE INCHES FROM A FIRE
USELESS ENDANGERMENT

I'd rather spend $250 and overclock slightly than keep my system idling at 55 degrees celsius and using 3/4 of my processor.

I just want to tear my ♥♥♥♥ skull out of my head.

MAKING A COMPUTER - THE WHITTY WAY

STEP 1- ARE YOU WHITTY.
YES? GO TO STEP 2. NO? GO TO STEP 11.
STEP 2- CAN YOU MAKE A COMPUTER.
YES? GO TO STEP 10. NO? GO TO STEP 3.
STEP 3- ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE A COMPUTER ANYWAYS.
YES? GO TO STEP 4. NO? GO TO STEP 12.
STEP 4- ARE YOU TOO RICH FOR YOUR OWN GOOD AND ARE YOUR PARENTS HOPELESS TECHNOLOGICALLY.
YES? GO TO STEP 5. NO? GO TO STEP 10.
STEP 5- ARE YOU REALLY GOING TO USE A ♥♥♥♥ ACRYLIC CASE WITH NEON LIGHTS IN IT.
YES? GO TO STEP 6. NO? GO TO STEP 10.
STEP 6- ARE YOU SERIOUSLY OF THE OPINION THAT YOU NEED WATERCOOLING.
YES? GO TO STEP 7. NO? GO TO STEP 12.
STEP 7- I MEAN REALLY. DO YOU EVEN KNOW HOW TO OVERCLOCK.
YES? GO TO STEP 8. NO? GO TO STEP 11.
STEP 8- ARE YOU LYING TO ME.
YES? GO TO STEP 9. NO? GO TO STEP 10.
STEP 9- YES YOU ARE. STOP LYING.
YES? GO TO STEP 10. NO? GO TO STEP 10.
STEP 10 (BAD END)- HOLY ♥♥♥♥ YOU SHOULD NOT BE WITHIN TEN MILES OF A COMPUTER PLEASE LEAVE THE PREMISES IMMEDIATELY SIR
STEP 11 (GOOD END)- SINCE YOU'RE OBVIOUSLY NOT WHITTY HAVE FUN MAKING A COMPUTER
STEP 12 (MEDIUM END)- WELL YOU DON'T GET A COMPUTER BUT AT LEAST YOU'RE NOT WHITTY

Bad Grif. Very Bad.

Go jump into a pool of fire.
Post something constructive, or leave.




In relevance to this topic, are the parts I listed all I need?

POTS AND KETTLES MY BOY

PS how many parts do you honestly think you need to pipe water around a case
tubes pumps and something to diffuse the heat in

see: radiators

Also most coolants are just water + like two other chemicals. Use mineral oil if you really feel like being special.

AHhh guys dont use mineiero water, its crap, use distilled water, you can buy a 4L jug from most drug stores.

the pump is ok.. you dont really need a NB block.. and the hose try to get, Tygon R3603. unlike the crap you get from a hardware store , this stuff can bend without kinking,

If you're gonna be a ♥♥♥♥♥, put some effort into it. Make this into a picture. Christ.

Newegg didn't have any tubes.

I'd rather spend an extra $50 in a faster processor than $250 in cooling systems just to squeeze a few extra Mhz out of an old CPU. But if cash ain't a problem, I'd say go for it. After all, having weird shiny tubes running around your PC case is one of the best ways to increase it's overall awesomeness, specially if you add a couple of LEDs to make the whole thing glow.

And hey, at least your case is made of neat acrylic. Last time I buit a computer, I had to use a broken typewriter as a case because anything else was too expensive.

LEDs do not an awesome computer make. LEDs a cool computer make, but not quite awesome. LEGOs do an awesome computer make.
That, and anything that requires more effort than plugging a few things in. Like an engine.