2 XSPC R120's or 1 Thermochill 120.3

[robump]

Should i go for 2 xspc R120's or 1 thermochill 120.3?

Also does anyone know the difference between a R120-T and a R120-T (V).

Thanks

Rob

 

[serialk11r]

Don't even think about the XSPC. The thermochill kicks its butt.

 

[heman]

Any objective radiator comparisons/review online? As I am thinking of getting thethermochill 120.2.

 

[Ham]

depends on if money is an object. The XSPC stuff will work very well at a good price. The thermochill will outperform it (probably no more than 5°C though) but its expensive as.

 

[ai_01]

a Thermochill 120.2 will still beat 2 120.1 XSPC's no question there, however it might be more beneficial if your OC'in your gpu too, if you put the rad in between the CPU and GPU block. Id still go with the thermochill thou, very high quality, and worth every penny.

 

[robump]

i was thinking of getting 1 R120-t, 360mm and 1 R120-t crossflow 360mm radiator. Then i will have a total of 6 fans, money is an object, but i can get them really cheap.

So should i get these 2 or 1 thermochill.

Here is what i plan to cool.

E6600 apogee gt

8800gts Ek block

680i Northbrige

680i Southbridge

I will be using a ddc-2 with plectra top or d5 pump.

Any more ideas.

Thanks

Rob

 

[nunzio]

I've found my 240mm XSPC Rads are great.. their blocks leave me wanting more, and the pump, just dont.

 

[Rob*]

Shows the difference between the Xflow and Standard Radiators..

XSPC Radiator Ranges..

 

[robump]

Thanks, thats a really good guide.

Rob

 

[Rob*]

It's short and sweet and gets the point across

 

[nunzio]

Very good.. I can say, the Xflow are better I have a dual pass and an Xflow, see about 2c drop using the Xflow.

 

[serialk11r]

How about try using swiftech or coolingworks