I hope it works!

[k4p84]

The xspc rads are good for there size though they would be pushed to beat the deeper variants out there.

If you have the space then maybe go for a deeper rad but if space is a premium then xspc all the way.

ED

 

[FarFarAway]

XSPC are great RADs and awesome value for money, I'd stick with it tbh

 

[Curtis]

That looks like a pretty good setup, but you may want to save a couple bucks and go for the non-vario version of the D5, IMO. I mean, really, how many times are you going to change the pump speed? (Unless you want to do some testing I suppose)

Now, I don't have a good feel for that rad, but perhaps someone else knows a little more?

One final (and very important) piece: FANS

Are you looking at getting new ones, or recycling?

To be honest i want the vario version.and its £ for me.lol

I think im gonna change the rad i want and get the Swiftech MCR220-QP.Looks much better.

TOTALY 4GOT ABOUT FANS!!

I'm gonna get a bunch of Yate Loon fans.Their CFM's are great!

Thanks 4 reply.

 

[jspace]

Yeah well, that button isn't on my keyboard

Just thought I could help prevent the facepalm from opening the box and thinking, "Did I forget som... damn."

 

[rrjwilson]

Splitters work fine. You may have a big water but GPUs run hotter than CPUs that is the real reason. Getting a better kit will only create less of a gap. Splitting the waterflow can be done and be very helpful for heat load if done correctly. It is infact basic physics which people seem to be neglecting yet again.

Look here for my system. I have split my GPU feed to produce stable lower temperatures as going in series had me into the 65C range @ load when I am now 48C @ load. I can be done but the pressure of the system must be managed so if one side is easier on the way in it is harder on the way out and such. The only problem is filling the system with a split as the system wont be pressurised and the coolant will flow to the lowest point. May i suggest a fill port and drain port even with a res it becomes MUCH easier with these.

The worrying part from my point is people will come on and yell "it doesn't effect temps" which is an impossibility given the laws of thermodynamics. Another thing is order plays a big part alway have CPU first in situations like this but when using NB, SB and Mosfet blocks its more complex dependent on chipset.