Liquid cooling

[Troncoso]

I have a half decent system going for me. It'll run most games on max settings and usually at good fps. but i want to maximize its power for some photo editing. I have a dual-core processor running at 2.6mhz, a radeon hd 5750 card, and 4 gigs of ddr2 ram. now, my mobo is x64 and can support up to 8gigs of ram. the reason the title is liquid cooling is I wonder if this would help me alot. If i got a good cooling system that would allow me to greatly overclock my cpu (i hear they oc very easily as it is) if that would boost my performance and maybe got a second 5750 and did crosfire. What you guys think. Or is there a better cooling method, or am i just way off on everything?

 

[ScottALot]

Liquid cooling is usually for high end systems looking to squeeze a little more out of their components. You're better off taking the money that you'd put into water-cooling and save up for some better components.

 

[Shane]

Liquid cooling is usually for high end systems looking to squeeze a little more out of their components. You're better off taking the money that you'd put into water-cooling and save up for some better components.

I agree,Liquid cooling is an expensive thing to get set up and imo not realy worth it...just get yourself a good Air cooler.

About the 8 Gigs of ram,Total overkill and another waste of money...

 

[ScottALot]

What kind of RAM are you using anyways? And Neva, you said it's "imo not realy worth it..." ... do you mean always or just in cheaper rigs?