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i posted a thread not to long ago about my kit but i made some changes and i want some opinions on it.

here it is:

block: Swiftech Apogee XT Extreme Performance CPU Waterblock
res: Swiftech MCRES-MICRO Rev2 Reservoir
*pump: Swiftech MCP655 Water Pump
rad: Swiftech MCR220-QP Dual 120mm Radiator Black

(the cost of those is about $225, i think thats a good deal)

some Bitspower Ultimate G 1/4 Thread 3/8" ID x 5/8" OD Compression Fittings.
4 yate loon medium fans
primoflex blue tubing (3/8 ID) i hope it matches the blue in my antec 1200
distilled water
Petras PHN Nuke

what do you guys think, i might have forgotten to had something...

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Well done. Looks like you'v done your home work. Mind listing what CPU you are trying to cool? OC?

Depending on what CPU, esp. if it's an i7 I recommend getting a 320 rad.

Optional:
Fan controller for the rad/case fans?

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shadow703793 wrote :

Thanks! I have been trying to learn as much info on water cooling as I possibly can, so far so good. I have a i7 920, going to push the OC as much as I can.
If my budget allows for it I will probably get a fan controller, and a 320 rad

Reply to wahjahka

yea +1 for the 320mm rad they are alot better esp for a highly oc'd core i7

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Keep that 220 rad around, especially when you decide to add your GPU into the loop.

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Reply to rubix_1011

If your going to push the overclocks you'll need a 120x3, especially if your room temps are warm in the summer. Unless you put screaming fans on the rad. You didn't buy anything near screaming loud high pressure/CFM fans. You got great fans for a 120x3 rad with 3 fans on medium.

Reply to Conumdrum

Yes I'm getting a 320 rad

Reply to wahjahka

The parts look great. I've been doing some research into watercooling as well. What case do you have and are you going all Internal? I don't think I have enough room for internal with 2 huge GPUs taking up so much space.

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one-shot wrote :

my case is the antec 1200, i have 2 big gpus as well ( x2 5850's), i will probably mount the rad outside the case behind the 2 fans in the back of the case, or i can (i am willing to mod my case) mount the 320 rad where the 3 intake fans are

Reply to wahjahka

rubix_1011 wrote :

Keep that 220 rad around, especially when you decide to add your GPU into the loop.

thats what i will do if i decide to water cool my gpus but i wont have the money for the 220 rad and the 1-2 gpu blocks till my birthday in march

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