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Hi guys I want to know what you think about the stuff I've been looking at to watercool 2 7970s and a 3770k. Can you tell me if it would work? Is the pump strong enough to cope with 2 7970s and a 3770k (not overclocked)

For my CPU : http://www.frozencpu.com/products/16891/ex-wat-219/XSPC...

GPS blocks (there different because one is msi lightning and one is referance msi) : http://www.frozencpu.com/products/16887/ex-blc-1203/EK_...

Referance msi waterblock : http://www.frozencpu.com/products/16965/ex-blc-1214/EK_...

Ok there's obviously all the fittings coolant and tubing and stuff but just want to know wether this would work and if not can you tell me what to get. I just heard that the pump might not be powerful enough and I don't know anything about watercooling so I need help. :bounce: 

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Eh. I've never been for water cooling GPUs, it helps but isn't really necessary - the coolers that came with the card are very sufficient.
As for your CPU, watercooling is really only good if you overclock. If you're not gonna do that I'd say save your cash, invest in something in like a Hyper 212+ or EVO, 30$ and very silent air coolers. If you do plan to overclock HIGH, I'd say the H80i/H100i are great, they're closed loop systems so you never have to clean out anything - you just need to free the rad of dust every 6 of months, and they offer online coolant temperature checking.

I had h 100 and thermal take frio but still get like 60+ on load but my GPRS are the problem they are fairly new and ther get so loud and get like 90+ degrees c on fc3 but even compared with my other 6970 cf setup the 6970s are a lot quieter than my 7970s my referance 7970 gets a lot hotter than my msi lightning tho
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