liquid fan cooling!

hey guys i am planning on buying a comp before 12AM today (thanks to the help of a few gentleman) and i have a question

on I BUY POWER the standard is certified CPU Fan and Heatsink. however for only 10 dollars more there is the LIQUID CPU Cooling System- with a free upgrade to standar 120 mm fan.

is this worth it??

ALSO

** if anyone has the time, i am planning on buying a monitor (Scepter 23.5) but theres also a tab seperate for monitor cable, do i need to buy that seperately? or does simply buying the monitor come with one?

Liquid cooling=more maintenance, so if you can put up with it sure.

About the monitor...chances are if it doesn't even come with a cable, it's not worth buying.

Liquid cooling=more maintenance, so if you can put up with it sure.

About the monitor...chances are if it doesn't even come with a cable, it's not worth buying.

6_Dead_360s

Right....

So the Dell u2711 isn't worth buying purely for the fact it doesn't come with all the cables?

hey guys i am planning on buying a comp before 12AM today (thanks to the help of a few gentleman) and i have a question

on I BUY POWER the standard is certified CPU Fan and Heatsink. however for only 10 dollars more there is the LIQUID CPU Cooling System- with a free upgrade to standar 120 mm fan.

is this worth it??

ALSO

** if anyone has the time, i am planning on buying a monitor (Scepter 23.5) but theres also a tab seperate for monitor cable, do i need to buy that seperately? or does simply buying the monitor come with one?

myungstunna

First and formost if you want to go into the watercooling route do some research first, it is high maitenence but after you go through the process you only have to drain and clean it every 6months to a year ofc cleaning out dust on the regular is good also, but as far as going that route i recomend you do some research first it's actually fun when you get into it.

I personally don't trust cheap liquid cooling. I wouldn't recommend it for inexperienced pc builders either.

[QUOTE="6_Dead_360s"]

Liquid cooling=more maintenance, so if you can put up with it sure.

About the monitor...chances are if it doesn't even come with a cable, it's not worth buying.

GTR12

Right....

So the Dell u2711 isn't worth buying purely for the fact it doesn't come with all the cables?

My Dell U2311H came with both VGA and DVI. You wouldn't be buying a monitor as expensive as the U2711 without already having the proper cable. You just wouldn't do that without knowing that the monitor is good.

[QUOTE="GTR12"]

[QUOTE="6_Dead_360s"]

Liquid cooling=more maintenance, so if you can put up with it sure.

About the monitor...chances are if it doesn't even come with a cable, it's not worth buying.

6_Dead_360s

Right....

So the Dell u2711 isn't worth buying purely for the fact it doesn't come with all the cables?

My Dell U2311H came with both VGA and DVI. You wouldn't be buying a monitor as expensive as the U2711 without already having the proper cable. You just wouldn't do that without knowing that the monitor is good.

How am I trolling? you stated that a monitor that doesn't come with cables is low quality, my monitor didn't come with a DVI or VGA, even after paying $700 for it, you cant judge a monitor based on cables.

As a matter of fact, when I got my PSU, I specifically asked for the retailer to keep my cable, I have a box full of cables, I dont want anymore, I do that for GPU's as well.