One too many ale's and......

Stick with 360 rads, the fans are so much better, in fact there are effectively zero good 140mm fans really.

I'd go for a 120.3 minimum tbh, but you might want to throw an extra 120.1 on the back
 
I already have a 14.2 and 14.3 that I used to cool the AMD rig, trying to reuse as much as possible to keep cost down.

Trying to get it up and running for <£500(cash outlay) with as much reuse of parts I have as possible.

Do you guys know how well ATI 79xx cards do in seti?
 
Then you should be fine, I had 140.3 in my P80 with the SR-2 you may just need to run the fans a bit faster depending on your overclock :)

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ATi on Seti, can't remember offhand, although I have read they are pretty good now with the OpenCL apps and people hitting 35K RAC on a 7950
 
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BaBa said:
Hope to be running with ya in seti soon its been too long:)

What gpu(s) are you running and are you also running cpu?
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I did a build log that went a bit awry, gigabyte orange coolant turned damned pink. So that set me off tonight tomorrow am upgrading the cpu to 3930k now I have the hang of cpu overclocking and replacing the 2 x Evga 780s with .... oh I errr shouldn't really say incase you trounce me but am selling 4 x golden amd game packs on mm .... that's your only clue ;)

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Folding part died.
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Awwwww ... it fixed now? :)
 
ToxicTBag said:
I did a build log that went a bit awry, gigabyte orange coolant turned damned pink. So that set me off tonight tomorrow am upgrading the cpu to 3930k now I have the hang of cpu overclocking and replacing the 2 x Evga 780s with .... oh I errr shouldn't really say incase you trounce me but am selling 4 x golden amd game packs on mm .... that's your only clue ;)

Awwwww ... it fixed now? :)
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Nope... I emailed him to see if I could get the code and run it but no reply.
 
Stan_Lite said:
The eVGA SuperNOVA NEX1500 Classified has all the connections required for a multi GPU SR-2 setup - and, at 1500W, it'll handle pretty much anything you put in it in the future. Not cheap at ~£300 but saves faffing around with two PSUs.
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I just read a customer comment on another component seller site about that psu and the first one the guy had exploded and damaged a lot of his equipment, he then had it replaced and the 2nd ones fan bearing failed. He didn't get any compo out of evga either for his damaged gear.
 
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