Rad capacity

NoNameNoNumber · 18 Oct 2013 at 21:24

Hello,

I have space for 1x120mm rad and 1x240mm rad and AFAIK this will only really be sufficient for the CPU, how much more rad space do I need to include a HIS 7950? and also will a single d5 be enough?

Thanks in advance

NoNameNoNumber · 19 Oct 2013 at 03:48

Thanks for that, I currently have a butchered antec 300 with a 240 rad with push/pull fans on a H100 but there's space over the I/O shield for a 120 rad too. Then I'm struggling for space after that. Which rads are currently the ones to go for and which ones should definitely be avoided?

NoNameNoNumber · 23 Oct 2013 at 17:27

OCUK don't appear to sell any Alphacool 240's

NoNameNoNumber · 23 Oct 2013 at 19:26

Thanks for that. I think I'll go for a standard thickness Hardware labs 240 with maybe a stealth 120 if needs be.

NoNameNoNumber · 23 Oct 2013 at 20:51

The RMA/customer service is the reason I'll pay more for parts from OCUK over other online retailers

NoNameNoNumber · 9 Nov 2013 at 22:24

Well for the last week or so Ive been running my 2500k at 4.7GHz and it's never exceeded 50 deg C whilst gaming.

This is with an EK 4.0 and an RX240 rad. Early next week sometime I should receive an aqua computer GPU block and a Phobya 240x60 rad. God knows how I'm going to get 2 240mm rads in the Antec 300

Ive also got a modular seasonic PSU on it's way so that should free up a bit of space.

Currently my GPU is running 68deg C max whilst gaming using one of LTMatt's custom under voltage BIOS's. Hopw to bring those temps down by 20 deg C or so!

Plan to go Pump>GPU>Phobya rad>CPU>RX240>res