Any body have one. Always looking for help and opinions .

I never know that lol, id probably only do a mineral oil PC for show

That is epic ^_^

Many crazy nice cases with water cooling out there. Wish I had the cash and time for a project like this

See http://www.bit-tech.net/modding/ for some of the best rigs out there

Honestly whats the point of cooled rigs? If you have a good computer in a well ventilated area, It should never over-heat and if it does than its getting old.
I have my Tower on 24-7 and because its so spacious, it never over-heats or even feels hot for that matter.
My tv on the otherhand puts out more heat than a fridge

I have a H6o Corsair CPU cooler. It's a factory sealed system with a radiator. (but I have seen a video on cutting the lines and modifying it). I am cooling an Intel Q9450 Quad Core CPU. Works great

Im cooling a quad core I7 extreme . The point of liquid cooling is the fact that your computer wont bottle-neck under high load, plus it makes it much quieter. Convectional air cooling on my video cards went up to 60-70c , but with liquid cooling, it never goes past 45c on 100% load. Mind you , 60 c is 140F

The point is maximum overclock and and/or reduced noise.

BTW, If you are using a newer CPU like Sandy or Ivy at stock frequency and mid-range graphics card or worse, than you are right there is no logic making it water cooled. Hell no need for fans either.
100% passive PC

What sort of temps? Overclocked?

my laptop reaches 80c when I am gaming LOL. And when i am surfing the web it is at least at 45-50c.

I can only guess it’s a gaming laptop. People prefer to buy thin and powerful laptops and many times that’s the problem, it’s VERY hard to cool a hi-end GPU and CPU in a thin chassis… Look at Alienware machines they are so thick for a reason!
Of course your problem might be something completely different.