New Water Cooling Setup: Done Cheap ($79!!), but Performance you ask?

Alright, here are the specs for my next watercooling setup, on the cheap!

Via Aqua 1300- $12 (used)
Heatercore w/ shroud-$12 (used)
DTek Whitewater-$30 (new)
Tubing etc.- $15
GPU Block (maybe)- $45 (or ~$30 used)
DTek HDP Bay Reservoir- $10
Distilled Water/Anti-Freez- ~$5 (some lying around I think)
Total w/o GPU: $79
Total w/ GPU: $109-$124

Whadda you think? Pretty good from what I've read, the only two concerns are the following:
1) Is the pump a good starter, will it provide enough flow until I get the $$ to get a D5?
2) Is the single Heatercore w/ shroud and a 120mm fan enough to cool an Opty 165 and a 7600GT?
This will all be put in a Sonata II, so a Black Ice III is out of the question .

Thanks for the input!
Nate

the pump should be enough. just get some fans pushing and pulling and youll be good.

I am going to be overclocking, so I want to make sure this will provide enough cooling, is it worth getting another radiator, like a used BIX for ~$30? (It's not worth turning down a $12 radiator!)

what rad do you have? if its the dual 120 heatercore then you should be fine

I cooled a A64 [email protected] and a 6800nu with a pelt on it using only a Dtek Jr-120 with a nidec beta V on it and it worked great so you should be fine.

If you want a bix, check out the cooling works radiators, much cheaper and probably better
http://www.svc.com/coolrad-12t-us.html

I would recommend you stay away from the cheap via aqua pump, not the greatest, probably would work but I wouldnt stake my computer on it.

Other than that it looks good.

Jon

http://search.store.yahoo.com/cgi-b...k+ice+pro&.autodone=http://www.directron.com/

some killer deals on the Black Ice Pro rads here