this setup any good

1st time water cooling and want to bild a good computer with out a ton of munny but one i can have for long time.

let me know if i should go with somthing diff and if this will all work together

water cooling stuff
cpu cooler D-TEK TC-4 or
cpu cooler innovaCOOL
mobo cooler innovagpu water block (vga/chipset)
vid cooler innovagpuwaterblock (geforce 4)
water pump 1048 eheim
rez innovatek aluminum tank
radeator maxxxpert 120mm
120 mm fan

computer stuff
mobo abit at7-max2
ram 512 3200
cpu AMD 1800
hd 40gig 7200rpm
vid card posibly a gf4 440 or onboard

my only suggestions are:
skip the maxxxpert radiator and get a cheap heatercore from a local autoparts place, you'll save money without sacrificing performance.

skip the chipset cooler, these are very debatable as to whether they have any benefit at all. go with a fan if you think it essential.

don't dare go with onboard video if you think you will do any gaming at all, i think it is safe to say onboard video is basically worthless for gaming.

get the athlon xp 1600+, it is a much better overclocker than the 1800+ and it is cheaper. the 1600 will give you better speeds.

thats my quick advice.

i think innovatek uses 1/4" fittings. so if you plan on using anything from them, get everything from them. i think you should go with the tc4 , a heatercore, and the 1048 should work fine

get the athlon xp 1600+, it is a much better overclocker than the 1800+ and it is cheaper. the 1600 will give you better speeds.

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can get 1600 for 55 can get an 1800 for 59 will ither oc the other

think innovatek uses 1/4" fittings. so if you plan on using anything from them

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8mm inside/10mm (3/8") outside

can get 1600 for 55 can get an 1800 for 59 will ither oc the other

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huh? if that is a question, your answer is that the 1600 will overclock better than 1800. good luck.

im saying both are about the same price i want the one that will go higher in mhz

cool, the 1600 will go higher in Mhz/Ghz
edit: i should qualify that statement. i believe the 1800+ has been overclocked higher than the 1600+. however, the 1600+ will overclock most easily... to get the same results out of the 1800+ it may be like pulling teeth. ask around and i think that is basically the opinion you will find most often.