Watercooling CPU & GPU (XFX 7950 Double-D)

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FusedZero

FusedZero

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I recently bought an H100i to cool my CPU. I want to watercool my gpu also, but I'm not sure exactly what I need to do. I found these two parts for it, but I'm not sure if I need a separate pump. Here are the parts: http://www.swiftech.com/mcw82vgawaterblock.aspx
http://www.swiftech.com/hd7900-hsf.aspx

What else do I need to cool my XFX 7950 Double-D? Thanks in advance.
 
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manofchalk

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Nope.
You could mod it to accept standard sized barbs (would be small, something like 1/4") and then incorporate it into the loop, but I advise you dont. The Hydro series tend to have radiators made of Aluminium, which is a metal you do not want in your water-loop.
And anyway, a slim 240mm like the H100i is nowhere near enough for a CPU and GPU.
 
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jappe66

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If you get sucked into the fascinating world of watercooling, you might not realize at first how much money you're spending so be careful. I'm speaking from experience since I just finished building my custom loop and all of the parts combined cost about $1,200. Yes, only the watercooling parts :p

Watercooling your GPU is a good idea if you want lower temperatures and noise levels.

Just remember to research well and take your time :)

Also if you decide to build a custom loop, post a build log on the forums and update us with pictures and information on your rig!
 
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