Water Cooling Worth the Hassle?

Question

I'm looking at new parts for a possible system build, and was wondering if water cooling is worth the hassle?

Do you constantly have to monitor the reservoir, and worry about possible leaks?

I'm looking at a pre-built solution from Cooler Master called the Aquagate S1:
http://www.coolermaster.com/products/product.php?act=detail&tbcate=1&id=2539

Answer 1

Water cooling systems are easy to maintain if properly installed. You'd only really be interested in water cooling if you need near silent operation or you want to push your CPU performance as far as you can. If you feel the last 5% of performance you can squeeze out is worth the additional cost and complexity, by all means go ahead.

PCs optimized for games that just have to have every possible advantage to get the frame rate up in high res modes, or PCs used in recording studios, are the obvious candidates for water cooling.

Answer 2

there's a tub of water that sits indoors the laptop case. The water gets cooled after which the tubes run alongside various the climate, and since the cool water runs previous, it draw the warmth temperature off the ingredient. that is my information to boot.