Loop

extrememachine said:
Had an external rad in the past, definetely not going down that route again.
I will see how it goes anyway.thnx for your advice..
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No problem at all when you heat damage all your kit with in adequate heat dissipation be sure to let us no :), i remebered you should be able to get a set up like this into your case its not ideal but better than what you would suggest

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=FS-368-OE its essentially two 360 rads
 
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scotsdragon said:
No problem at all when you heat damage all your kit with in adequate heat dissipation be sure to let us no :), i remebered you should be able to get a set up like this into your case its not ideal but better than what you would suggest

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=FS-368-OE its essentially two 360 rads
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With a 360 on top a 120 slightly below.Maybe I can fit a 240 at the bottom by the power supply, but is this all really necessary??
 
Mate, as said, you really should be looking at a total of at least 2x480 for your needs.
What he's suggested is the bare minimum that you should aim for.
 
This dude have Z77 socket 1155 motherboard, which means he is using a 3770k cpu at best.
And 2 GTX 670s. So nowhere near the heat levels of Titan Black.
A few people here told you that this can't be done with your case and gave you other options, which are more suitable for your rig setup (and only that will not damage it).

At this point I have to ask:
1. Is English your native language?
2. Which part of the sentence you do not understand: 'You need a case with more water cooling options for parts you have' ?

I made the important parts in different color and thick letters so it is easier to read.

EDIT: Sorry for being rude, but I just lost my patience.
 
hey if some dude wants to waste 3K turning nice equipment in to molten crap then its his choice.

we've all done similar. I wasted 15K on a wedding once! seemed like a good thing to do at the time and I ignored other peoples advice lol
 
People aren't advising you against it because we hate you and all get paid when niche hardware companies make money; they're advising you against it because you're at risk of ruining several thousands of pounds in hardware.

I would consider 2x480mm to be the absolute minimum for that kind of setup, but I have the feeling you'd ignore me anyway because it isn't what you want to hear.
 
just please dear god if you are going to try this get an inline water temp sensor so you can tell before your water temp gets into the danger zone and shut the pc down
 
Ragnahex said:
just please dear god if you are going to try this get an inline water temp sensor so you can tell before your water temp gets into the danger zone and shut the pc down
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Will boot the pc up quickly and initiate speedfan or evga precision.
Received the 280mm radiator just managed to fit it in underneath as for the single rad, looks like it wont fit in this case.
So got a 360 and a 280, hoping it does the job.
 
Ok so i finally got my 2 slot tubes ek 10/12mm, so have all the parts I need.
But am not really sure how to do the loop.
components:

1 pump
1 reservoir
3 gpu block
1 cpu block
2 rads

Any tuts?
 
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