well im thinking of using a non conductive liquid, possibly "fluid xp" unless someone else has a better suggestion

also i see u have the radiator installed on the top, did u do that urself and if so how?

http://www.fluidxp.com/index.php

My comments were not made to discourage anyone truly interested in moding or liquid cooling, more to encourage caution and respect for electricity.
Many people die from house fires caused by appliances (TV sets are common cause) and other electrical causes, and they don't use liquid cooling.

If you remember your high school science class it does not take much contaminants to make distilled water conductive and I think many don't bother using it.

Cooling systems don't always just leak but spray coolant.

A phone cord attached to your computer modem also has dangerous voltage potential. Ringer voltage can be as high as 140 volts. Tap voltage around 80 volts.

If you come into contact with any (high frequency) produced by any voltage it can disrupt heart rhythm.

"a good quality 110 outlet with built in leak detector should shut down"
This is called a GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters) outlet. A good idea even if your not liquid cooling.
http://www.statefarm.com/consumer/vhouse/articles/circuit.htm

I don't think its in anyone's best interest to downplay the dangers of electricity. Respect it or it can hurt you, directly or indirectly.

i strongly recommend you check out the (Zalman Reserator I Silent Water Cooling System) this is a wiked water cooling system and no noise no fans and is not that heavy on the pocket i suggest you do some research on it and i think this will be the one for you Zalman Reserator I i would like to know what your final decision is incase there is something better that i havent see

Triton good points .how ever most people use ethernet conection between modem and the pc since most serius gamer would not use dial up modem . this runs on super weak D.C current. a short jolt low amp a.c most people can tolerate i dont recall the last time some one got kill by a phone line ringer jolt. but under extreme circumstances who knows.

No the pictures were pirated off the web. My idea of water cooled is to use a small "in this case my old compaq pressario case to house radiator ,pump, fans, plus the old pressario psu would power them, then run 2 water line into my custom pc case but im leaning over a 3800+ as my next project the chip might cost a bit more but it dont need water cooled "is fast enough" just buy the best Aircooled CPU heatsink money can buy. you can easy spend $200.00 on a decent watercooled kit a AMD Athlon 64 3800+ is only $380.00 in a game benchmark is only a hair away from the FX. to me the aircooled 3800+ makes more sense.

ya but that will make soo much noist and i want it 2 be quiet

you should do the reseach on it it quiet as i wrote in my last message there are no fan its quieter than a system with silent fans at idel

Erm let's get one thing right people. ELECTRICITY KILLS, get you facts straight. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing...read on...

For DC systems it is the combination of current AND voltage that kills people. You could quite safely touch a 5V or 12V power rail (or phone line) and not get a shock because the resistance of your body inline with the nearest conductor will most likely render the potential difference insubstantial. NOTE, it is doubtful you could ever get electrocuted by a phone line (it is probably impossible). The moment you short-circuit a phone line power rail you get a voltage drop to almost 0V and the current dies respectively, therefore it is insufficient to cause any damage. Hence why no-one tries to cheat the phone companies by running their house off the 'free' electricity in the phone line. There just isn't enough power there!

In AC systems (the UK uses 240V at 50Hz and 13A) it is proven to be the combination of voltage, frequency and current that kills. Unfortuanetly it also so happens that the combination of UK electricity specifications are one of the most dangerous in the world. Brilliant!

In conclsuion: Be careful guys and girls. Ensure your PC is earthed securely!

ya but im gunna get fluid xp! it is non conductive

i only wish i had 240volts A.C all over when i used too play with big R.F Ham radio Amps with 115 Lights woud dim around the house and Amps never really put out the full potential we would use a long extension cord to the few 220 vOLTS for runing our A.C unit "Florida USA" in older homes is almost imposible to find a 220 outlet unless it was upgraded by a electrician.

Just read up on Fluid XP+. yeah it looks good but expensive. A note of caution... even though the fluid has a microbicide in it and corrosion inhibitors, it will eventually lose these properties and will cause corrosion and possibly foster growth. At that point it will definitely conduct electricity! So when you change the fluid after several 'years', don't spill it!

On the whole though I think you have found a winner! I agree with an article I have just read that the price of this liquid is justified by the risk reduction of a liquid cooling system leaking. Oh one note though, it DOES conduct, a little bit. I would not try testing it by flooding your mains power supply!

ya i was watching a nice vid on it, the guy poared it on the gfx card, literaly soaked the fans completely in it, and it still worked, put ya there is some conductivity but very very little. also it is about 1-2 degrees less efficient than water but thats not too much of a difference for what it gives u.

Waterchill are the best company for it (www.asetek.com) and it cost about £200 for a full set. a full set covers your CPU, VGA and Chipset and it contains everything you need. there are over companies and sets but i'd stick with waterchill (i will be, i'm ordering mine very soon)

yay 200 pound is roughly $400 us dollars