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chuckshissle

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That's one good radiator for a pc watercooling I tell ya. But you need to have a push-pull fan setup on that high-density cooling fins. I've been actually looking for a nice core heater rad for my water cooling rad in the first place. But didn't have a luck finding a good one that fits inside my case so I got a pc rad instead. But anyways, with that rad you should be able to cool down cpu, northbridge and two graphics cards with no problem. As long as you have a good pump and fan setup.
 

sailer

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Looks like you need to get a fin comb to straighten things out on the radiator, but with a couple fans attached, that should cool everything you have and more.
 

gomerpile

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Should keep the water cool dude, wusy has a good idea there, you could even use a fan like I have,, with a custom side panel. Transmission coolent rad is the best has .5 coupling