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Apr 26 2012 09:52pm
Ok i have no idea why you want all those radiators, but i can tell you right now it won't make a difference if you have 30 x 560 radiators.

If you plan to w/c your CPU+ GPU all you need is a 240 RAD.
Grab yourself a 360 for o/c room and then you're done.

Next thing you need to ask yourself, do you want a silent setup or a loud setup?
Two types of radiators, low fin and high fin.

A radiator will a low fin density such as the Black ice SR1 is suited for low speed fans, while a high density radiator such as the HW extreme is suited for high speed fans.
So take that into account whilst choosing fans and a radiator.

My personal preference is Hardware Labs or XPSC for radiators.

As for pumps the safe option is either the D5 or DDC pump.
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Apr 26 2012 10:05pm
Quote (Battleship @ Apr 26 2012 08:52pm)
Ok i have no idea why you want all those radiators, but i can tell you right now it won't make a difference if you have 30 x 560 radiators.

If you plan to w/c your CPU+ GPU all you need is a 240 RAD.
Grab yourself a 360 for o/c room and then you're done.

Next thing you need to ask yourself, do you want a silent setup or a loud setup?
Two types of radiators, low fin and high fin.

A radiator will a low fin density such as the Black ice SR1 is suited for low speed fans, while a high density radiator such as the HW extreme is suited for high speed fans.
So take that into account whilst choosing fans and a radiator.

My personal preference is Hardware Labs or XPSC for radiators.

As for pumps the safe option is either the D5 or DDC pump.



Thanks for the rad info :)

Does tubing size matter or make much of a difference?
for the two pumps you mentioned one is 3/8's and the other is 1/2 fitting
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Apr 26 2012 10:10pm
Quote (jlazy @ Apr 26 2012 10:31pm)
Seems like im a corsair dick rider too :(  I like the look of their logo haha
picked up the HX850 today at frys along with the cosmos 2 case

thing is was freaking huge  couldn't fit my trunk so i had to squeeze it in back seat


I could still use some Radiator suggestions before ordering em
noticed some where "thicker" than others   
would thicker be better than slimmer ones?




I'll can post some pics in a bit if i can find my card reader


Not what I meant at all...corsair makes fine psu's...the best? No, but that was the point. The point was he was the size of the psu's...huge overkill...congrats on the 850 though, it's a good unit...
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Apr 26 2012 10:10pm
Quote (BreakPoint @ Apr 26 2012 11:48am)
A cello, you say? Iso pics.


found my card reader
here ya go :)








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Quote (jlazy @ Apr 27 2012 02:35pm)
Thanks for the rad info :)

Does tubing size matter or make much of a difference?
for the two pumps you mentioned one is  3/8's and the other  is 1/2 fitting


I use 3/8 ID x 1/2 OD Tygon tubing, slightly thinner and easier to work with than 1/2 x 3/4 tubing. Performance wise the difference is size is not noticeable.
I always recommend Tygon, the bending radius is by far the best out of all the brands.

Both pumps come with barb fittings, you can buy replacement pump tops to allow compression fittings.
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Apr 26 2012 10:21pm
Quote (jlazy @ 25 Apr 2012 22:09)
I am planning to build a computer late may after finals

I currently have a Corsair HX 1050W in my current pc which is pretty good imo
thinking of getting another HX 1050  or a Corsair AX1200


not sure if I need that extra power for all the fans i'll be using


Here is my planned build
Case: Cool Master Cosmos 2  picking up this friday from frys  Theres a 40$ rebate been wanting this for awhile  :D
Case has 200mm and 120mm fan in front
Cpu:  i7 2600k
GPU: Single Card gtx 680 hydro copper  will have $ for a 2nd one if i can find someone to buy my cello on craigslist :)
Mobo: undecided prob something b/t 250-300$
Ram: 4x4Gb Corsair Vengeance


I planning to have my w/c setup like this guy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HmyYDmDWDY&feature=related


Top                1x 360mm Rad /w 6x 120mm fans push pull config too case
Front Bottom  2x 240mm Rad /w 4x 120mm fans
Rear              1x 140mm Rad /w 1x 140mm fans

Going DD-RAD-Reservoir  Cylinder shaped one
could use some suggestions on Pump and radiator brands


That was one serious computer! Up until he said 3 6970a and not 3 7970s ...nice case btw.

This post was edited by MichaelCAnderson2 on Apr 26 2012 10:22pm
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Apr 26 2012 10:30pm
Quote (Battleship @ 26 Apr 2012 23:12)
I use 3/8 ID x 1/2 OD Tygon tubing, slightly thinner and easier to work with than 1/2 x 3/4 tubing. Performance wise the difference is size is not noticeable.
I always recommend Tygon, the bending radius is by far the best out of all the brands.

Both pumps come with barb fittings, you can buy replacement pump tops to allow compression fittings.


Battleship knows his shit! :drool:

This post was edited by MichaelCAnderson2 on Apr 26 2012 10:31pm
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Quote (Battleship @ Apr 26 2012 09:12pm)
I use 3/8 ID x 1/2 OD Tygon tubing, slightly thinner and easier to work with than 1/2 x 3/4 tubing. Performance wise the difference is size is not noticeable.
I always recommend Tygon, the bending radius is by far the best out of all the brands.

Both pumps come with barb fittings, you can buy replacement pump tops to allow compression fittings.


Thanks again for the help



Quote (MichaelCAnderson2 @ Apr 26 2012 09:21pm)
That was one serious computer! Up until he said 3 6970a and not 3 7970s ...nice case btw.


yeah case turned out alot bigger than I would have imagined
makes my 32in TV seem small
Can't wait to fill it with goodies soon ^^

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Apr 26 2012 10:35pm
Yes the Comos is even bigger than the tj11 and that's saying something O_O
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May 2 2012 12:56pm
EVGA GTX 680 finally in stock at frys been waiting for a few weeks
I called one location said they sold out half n hour ago
checked with another location 3 left reserved 1 ^^

Will be a 40 minute drive down to location in Campbell, Cali :o




I could use some help with picking my mobo


MSI Big Bang-XPower II LGA 2011 Intel X79 SATA 6Gb/s
If i got this board I would only have room for a Intel Core i7 3820 LGA 2011 Boxed Processor in my budget

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130626



If i got either of the two below would use i7 2600k
The P8Z68 would save me some money over the Maximus but.., i sorta feel as though my new gpu would be nicer on a better board


ASUS Maximus IV Extreme-Z LGA 1155 Intel Z68 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Extended ATX Intel Motherboard

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131760


ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3 LGA 1155 Intel Z68 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard with UEFI BIOS

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131790
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