- Jan 27, 2013
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Hello. I was wondering if somebody could help me with this.
My budget is $400-$500
I need all parts to water cool over clocked i7 4770k and 2 over clocked (super clocked over clocked lol) evga 780 ti's Its going in the define r4 (240 rad in the top that's single thickness like the h100i size....and up to a 280 in the front as thick as I want)
I need help figuring out what would be the best bang for my buck...I'll need a reservoir, 2 rads (I think I need 2 to kill 800watts of heat roughly), fittings (really need help with how to connect the 2 GPUs water blocks), pump, 2 x GPU blocks, CPU block, hose, fans and anything else I've missed...
Also I have delidded the 4770k and applied arctic silver...I would love to do a direct on die (if that's what you call them) CPU block setup.
I have my build posted on this site so you guys can see what I'm working with...thanks in advance for any help given. I can use both 5.25 bays if needed
Edit. I know for a fact that I can fit this radiator in the front (and thicker)
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My budget is $400-$500
I need all parts to water cool over clocked i7 4770k and 2 over clocked (super clocked over clocked lol) evga 780 ti's Its going in the define r4 (240 rad in the top that's single thickness like the h100i size....and up to a 280 in the front as thick as I want)
I need help figuring out what would be the best bang for my buck...I'll need a reservoir, 2 rads (I think I need 2 to kill 800watts of heat roughly), fittings (really need help with how to connect the 2 GPUs water blocks), pump, 2 x GPU blocks, CPU block, hose, fans and anything else I've missed...
Also I have delidded the 4770k and applied arctic silver...I would love to do a direct on die (if that's what you call them) CPU block setup.
I have my build posted on this site so you guys can see what I'm working with...thanks in advance for any help given. I can use both 5.25 bays if needed
Edit. I know for a fact that I can fit this radiator in the front (and thicker)
http://
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