water cooling solution

Looking for a good water cooling solution for my new i7 processor,Iwould go high end heatsink but i think my dominator memory heatsinks would block a lotmy options. I've heardthe gigabyte galaxy 2 system is decent but it looks morethan a little tacky andcheap and wouldn't really take advantage of my cases built in water cooling mounts. Also I was looking at the completly self contained corsair hydro series cooler, stillnot soldon that idea either. This will be my first watercooling system and I don't want something that requires a lot of skill or time to set up and maintain. Also I plan on doing a medium overclock on my i7 to 3.6-3.8ghz. anyinput appreciated

budget $200

If your only reason for wanting to go water cooling is due to clearance issues with RAM, I'd recommend looking into the Corsair H50 instead. It's a closed loop water cooler and is thus much smaller than the behemoth heatsinks that dominate the high-end air cooling market. From what I've heard their performance is on par with the megahalems which means you get pretty much the same performance as a high end air cooling solution/low end water cooling solution without having to install optimus prime on your mobo or worry about a leak destroying hundreds or thousands of dollars worth of electronics.

edit: Here's a pic that shows the cooler installed so you can get a good idea of how it will fit. The reason the drawn on arrows show the fans pulling the hot air in are because, for some reason, corsair recommends you do that for this cooler. I've heard it doesn't really make a difference though.

well I went with the corsair h50 and i also bought some ocz freeze and a couple noctua hf p12 fans to stick on itviper0982

well im at 3.65ghz (first try 182fsb with 1.325v) idles at 42c tops out at 72c with intel burn test. Only ran that last test for about 15min, once it leveled off i quit it because i dont really care to see how fast my processor heats up my room. All in all im very impressed with this cooler since i haven't even added my second noctua in a push pull configuration. the only thing im worried about now is my voltage regulators or whatever that heatsink is besides the cpu without a fan, its now getting pretty hot, how should i cool it?viper0982

Now you should start lowering the voltage in small increments to have an even cooler running CPU. Every time you lower it boot back into windows and start stress testing. Temps seem to be really good and will only get better with lower voltage. :)