Just changed from a single to a dual rad.

Rob43 · 9 Apr 2006 at 11:43

I've just changed over from a my Swiftech 120.1 rad to a 120.2 XSPC.What a difference :eek:

I had to change it over since fitting a block on my X1900XT & it's dumping all that heat in the loop.

Now i'm sitting Idle @ 27C Idle & 40CLoad @3Ghz using 1.5v.Temps using MBM5

So i've dropped off a full 10C from my old load temps

Now my XT is clcoking right up to 780/820 @ 1.5v(no ramsinks on yet) & it's 32C Idle & it's 44C. Load Temps using ATI Tool

Well chuffed,whished i'd bought a dual rad months ago.

Rob

Jimbo Mahoney · 9 Apr 2006 at 12:58

Good work fella.

I'm running a radiator with 4 times the surface area of a 120.2, which allows for some serious cooling at low noise levels.

Bigger = better when it comes to rads.

Zefan · 9 Apr 2006 at 13:00

Jimbo Mahoney said:
Bigger = better when it comes to wang.

Don't I know it.

TaKeN · 9 Apr 2006 at 13:02

This is gonna sound extremly daft, but has anyone used a car rad before ?

Zefan · 9 Apr 2006 at 13:02

Not as daft as you think, people do it all the time, google it? Fact of the matter is though that you wont get any lower than ambient air temps even if you have a rad the size of Venezuela.