Radiators for water cooling

Well, Conumdrum is our resident expert on WCing and I'm sure he will reply to your post, but until then you may want to post a little more info about your system to give everyone an idea of what you are trying to cool.

You can also take a look at this:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/ [...] oling-core

Hmm didnt give it that much thought:
Q6600 on rampage formula, currently running o a kandalf LCS case with the stock watercolling in it.
My plan is to get a Laieng D5 Rev.2 (1500L/H), a ek supreme/swiftech GTZ/D-tek fuzion, using the radiator in the kandalf case at front door, then going to a small rad, then to the NB (if possible i stick with the rest of the heatsinks if not i guess ill have to add SB+mosfets+Vram in the loop), that going to a deposit in a 5,25 drive bay at the top of the case (dont want a external deposit and all places says it should be on top of the loop).

So basicly a rad for NB only or NB SB mosf Vram.
Pland OC should be around 3.6-4.0 GHZ, GPUs wont be in loop, they are 4850s with a thermaltake duorbs in crossfire.

Yes very hot, i live in madrid, at tops we reach 45C ambient, but normaly by then i got air conditioner on... still its possible that more than once this temp would be present.

If you can help plz tell me if i can actually just use 1 WC for NB at the rampage formula, here is a link about the compatibility from EK supreme:

http://www.ekwaterblocks.com/downl [...] 4-2008.pdf

since this would save me around 100 Euro

the CPU has a 320 Rad for its own (kandalf LCS case comes with a Rad dual pass, mostly aluminium rad,not great but its huge so i guess should work)
One thing thats really pissing me off is the diffrent sizes of the tubes, pups etc, i mean the laieng is 1/2 MACHO (huh?) tube is 10 to 12 MM, my kandalf LCS is 3/8 (9.5mm), ETC,what kind of connectors am i going to need to fit it all togheter?
i send you here webpages of the components i really liked, if u can tell me your opinion on them id be gratefull:

http://www.tienda-traxtore.com/tie [...] &codp=3393
http://www.tienda-traxtore.com/tie [...] &codp=2915
http://www.tienda-traxtore.com/tie [...] &codp=4537
http://www.tienda-traxtore.com/tie [...] &codp=4131
http://www.tienda-traxtore.com/tie [...] &codp=4395
http://www.tienda-traxtore.com/tie [...] &codp=4233

Finally i investigated about the if i can install ONLY the NB block as i said id save about 100 Euro, now i studied the rampage formula and it seems the heatpipe is like inside the heatsink so if i remove the heatsink the heatpipe will be a bit over the NB withought touching it. Do u know any NB block meant for the rampage formula?

Thx again for your time

And thx for info links, most were very usefull, but im still afraid on what to actually buy, especially cus i dont know if there is a way to connect the NB waterblock to the heatsink of the rampage formula.

Final idea, do those mosfet/SB NB waterblocks come with no srews? i mean both for conection to tubes as to mobo, and if so, i just buy them?

Is there any thing as too big rad?

Any ways, listen to Conumdrum. He'll steer you in the right direction. If he becomes a little aggressive don't take it personally. That's just how he is (no offense to you Conumdrum; but some might call some of your posts aggressive,etc).

@OP: Are you the modding type? If so a heater core might be for you.

I remember running across that 9x120 rad on FrozenCPU one day...that thing is a monster. I could see a few applications where that would be a worthwhile investment and it would be nice to see it placed in test setups against most common rad setups...including dual rad configs on some hot hardware [i7, Tri-SLI, etc] to see what performance looks like.

Here is a build link, he did a nice job.

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=599293

Y not the Watercool MoRa 9x120...cools like a beast from what i see
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&manufacturers_id=174&products_id=25231