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[Marci]

The Radiator

There is a HUGE range of radiators. Generally you will want to make sure you pick a rad with enough cooling power to cool what you have. A dual core SLI system needs at least a double rad and more likely a triple rad for better performance. If you have a slightly smaller system you can get away with less.

Good solid rads include: XSPC, Black Ice Xtreme and Hardware Labs PA120.

:wavey: HardwareLabs make Black Ice radiators. ThermoChill make the PA120 series.

 

[Mr. Smith]

You are correct!

A mod/admin will pick this up when they see it...

Wlcome to the forums mate :hello:

 

[ai_01]

woooo hey Marci! Welcome to OC3D, love ur work

 

[FarFarAway]

Oops, my bad

I'll get this sorted soon

 

[davidm71]

Great article but got questions...

As this was an old article I hope people are still listening. I have a watercool setup that I could of done better. Next week I'm getting a new better cpu block and will have to take it apart. According to the article they recommend first installing the block and then making the connections but my fear is that drops of existing coolant will spill out of the tubes on to the motherboard while reconnecting every thing. So what recommendations can you make when your modifing your loop?

Thank you.