Watercooling...

[scottish]

Anyone got watercooling?

I'm considering getting it.

[Wootzeh]

No you only need it if you have a real gd overclocked pc.

[scottish]

Mhm but looks cool ^_^

[N!ck]

A friend has it.

[Recursion]

Nar, My CPU is good on air for the moment, 3.6GHz load at 58c LOL.

[Stephen!]

Unless you're going to spend £300+ on a good quality kit, don't bother.

[scottish]

about 200+ would do the trick

[The Professor]

I have it but only because it was a reconditioned PC from PC world and they had one knocking about so they stuck it on for next to nothing I really don't know what difference it makes, I haven't overclocked the processor though so I assume I could probably do that without too much hassle.

[Hypertext]

@prof: It's just a better cooling system than a fan, completely different, but accomplishes the same task more efficiently.

I'd say it's a good idea for those who are overclocking quite a lot.

Overclocking is very simple, you just need to boot into the bios, but before that google around for instructions for your processor, then you usually change a multiplier I believe.

[Recursion]

Not as simple as just changing the multiplier.