Prodigy custom loop

[TheGecko]

Hello can someone please help me with a part list for a build I would like to build a mini itx form factor water cooled pc... The cases I would use would be a itx prodigy.. Can someone recommend me a 300-400$ loop for the cpu and gpu or just cpu. Thank you in advanced!

 

[Lutfij]

Are you sure you'd like to build a custom watercooling loop within that chassis? Reason I've stated this is because I own a couple of Compact Splash cases and they all require a custom loop to be dealt with inside the chassis but the space inside it is little to none. IMHO you'd also need to learn of the compromises you're going to face in terms of lost cooling potential when working inside that chassis.

Before we go any further, we'd need to know:
1| What your system's specs are(or at least those that will go into your Bitfenix Prodgy itx chassis)?
2| Have you read through the watercooling sticky(located in my sig space)?

Your budget will not permit you to go for a sound thermal solution but one which is for aesthetics only. In hindsight you can pack the Prodigy ITX with a lot of good watercooling gear and overclock your components given the right attitude, parts as well as the eagerness to delve into the world of watercooling are met.

You're also going to get a lot of inspiration from this owners club.

 

[TheGecko]

Are you sure you'd like to build a custom watercooling loop within that chassis? Reason I've stated this is because I own a couple of Compact Splash cases and they all require a custom loop to be dealt with inside the chassis but the space inside it is little to none. IMHO you'd also need to learn of the compromises you're going to face in terms of lost cooling potential when working inside that chassis.

Before we go any further, we'd need to know:
1| What your system's specs are(or at least those that will go into your Bitfenix Prodgy itx chassis)?

2| Have you read through the watercooling sticky(located in my sig space)?

Your budget will not permit you to go for a sound thermal solution but one which is for aesthetics only. In hindsight you can pack the Prodigy ITX with a lot of good watercooling gear and overclock your components given the right attitude, parts as well as the eagerness to delve into the world of watercooling are met.

You're also going to get a lot of inspiration from this owners club.

I have come to the conclusion although i would love handles i would much rather benefit from a Nano S and or a 250d? or realistically and sff case suitable for water cooling as I can easily mod it to include handles...

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/dZV9TH