Watercooling radiator question

airborne11b · Jul 31, 2014

I got a thick 360 radiator right now cooling just a single 3570k. I was thinking of putting GPU waterblocks on both my 780ti GTXs and adding them to the loop, but I'm unsure if my radiator would be enough to handle a CPU and 2 high end GPUs.

This is the radiator I have.

http://cdn.pcper.com/files/imagecache/article_max_width/review/2013-05-17/02-116.jpg.

Should I get another radiator to accommodate this kind of setup? Should I just get a 120 or 240 radiator in a 2nd loop to cool the CPU and then use my current loop to cool just the GPUs?

Any advice would be appreciated.

zachparr2442 · Jul 31, 2014

i would get a second Rad also what pump do you have now, you can do a single loop if you pump is strong enough, most d5 will do the trick , and get a 240mm

airborne11b · Jul 31, 2014

I got a D5 pump, I bought the RayStorm kit, came with D5 pump/res combo, double thick 360 radiator, and cpu block, all the needed barbs, etc.

You think I should get a 240mm? Thick or thin?

http://www.xs-pc.com/watercooling-kits/raystorm-d5-rx360-watercooling-kit

zachparr2442 · Jul 31, 2014

i use a double for thick for mine i like low temps i have two 660ti overclocked and in stress test they hit 42c

zachparr2442 · Jul 31, 2014

with the pump it will be close to touching the line on wether or not its going to flow through everything good that pump is rated at 750lph something like a 1000lph would be idea put if you get the rad and everything you can set up another loop for cheap and that way you dont have to bleed it as much again

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