I need help with Water Cooling for my 9590 FX Amd.

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molokow

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Hi,
I have a single dual fan radiator at the moment.

Would it suffice if I used that radiator and connected it to a another radiator (single) in-line?
That is go from one to the other.

Or will I need to get a triple face radiator.
This chip gets really friggen hot.

Thanks.
 
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MeanMachine41
You should have no problems fitting the H110i as the top of your case has room for three 120mm fans.
You will be able to OC the FX-9590 to 5.0GHz at least with that cooler.

Save your self a few bucks and get a new unit from Umart. $155
Am I right to say your in QLD, Australia.?
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Shaun o

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My best suggestion for you.

Is if a custom water loop, and a pump you have setup is.

To buy a dual radiator, and one with more depth to it if you have the space to fit it in the system case or mount it external to the case.

The size, and also the depth of the new radiator will do a much better job of keeping the FX 9590 cpu at a cooler idle temp and when at full load molokow, more cooling fins more surface area and depth of the rad to keep things cooler.

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/water-cooling/components/radiators

Check this Radiator out ! lol

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/magicool-copper-radiator-720-hexa-xtreme-wc-008-ma.html
 
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MeanMachine41

MeanMachine41

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You should have no problems fitting the H110i as the top of your case has room for three 120mm fans.
You will be able to OC the FX-9590 to 5.0GHz at least with that cooler.

Save your self a few bucks and get a new unit from Umart. $155
Am I right to say your in QLD, Australia.?
 
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