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No doubt about it.
Lucky for me I am a plumber by trade ............ :laughing: SS clamps =WIN don't forget to grease those O-rings For real though with the right block the tubulence caused by flow rates such as this bring abient air to another level. I have a 655 and it a weak soul, My gold fish doesn't even like it .... lol, but seriously ripping though as many blocks and rads the daawg is talking about here will take a serious pump .... |
I love my three swiffy 3x120s, have yet to fail me. Then again, I've never had a higher end rad. 2c
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Hey! I got one of those :)
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serious pump for serious people ............... :laughing:
I am sure you will be fine, I am just disapointed in the preformance of my 655 |
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Found about 4 or 5 "Uber 655's" a while ago here (I assume it's the same kind?): http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...773876d90688b2 |
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That is the Overclockers way :) Seriously, would you BUY a preclocked 5GHz Sandy Bridge setup? If it cost twice as much as what you could, but was a nice tight package? Same with Rads. I wouldnt use less than a 3x120 for a 1366 CPU. Maybe 4x120 for a GT. Otherwise might as well just do air. GPUs are better heaters. I know my 580GTX runs very cool. But it has a great Heatsinks design and the air coming out the back is a great way to warm the fingers when benching some extreme air even at idle |
3 pumps would be overkill. The monsta isn't restrictive at all - heck, didn't somebody post some review claiming it was less restrictive than an equivalent length of plain 3/4 tubing? 2 D5's would be plenty, and I'd put em in series rather than separate loops. Monsta and a 120 would do you fine IMO. Heck the monsta alone would be fine if you were using any card other than 580's/480's.
Overkill is great, but if you're truly trying to make this one tidy I wouldn't sweat it too much. |
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