Single rad limitations

Slinwagh

Slinwagh

Slinwagh

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Im about to embark on some watercooling, but I don't want to start hacking into my case to fit a dual rad.

As Im only looking at cooling the CPU for now is a single rad up to the job?

Thanks
 
Slinwagh said:
Im about to embark on some watercooling, but I don't want to start hacking into my case to fit a dual rad.

As Im only looking at cooling the CPU for now is a single rad up to the job?

Thanks
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I would say yes.

At the end of the day I first bought a 120.1 rad, then upgraded to a 120.2 rad, then upgraded to 120.3 rad :D

But TBH a 120.2 rad is plenty good enough for cooling everything. I have cpu, 2x gfx cards and the chipset all watercooled.

Just remember to get decent fans, like Panaflo 120x38mm fans as airflow is most important.
 
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I've got my CPU and both GPU's all cooled by a 120.1 rad, so it'd be more than up to the task of cooling just the CPU :D
 
i've got CPU, Nbridge and GPU (mit pelt-although a small one) all on a 120.1 Rad... they said it wasn't possible... but i've not had a problem :D
 
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