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KuniD · 12-10-2004, 07:52 PM

I wasn't sure if the single 120 fan would be able to take care of 12 drives - watercooling those would definitely be the biggest challenge - if I can sidestep that one it would make things a lot simpler

OK, so concentrating on the CPU/GPU problem.

Swifttech MCW6000-64's are at the top of my list - do the DangerDen copper TDX A64 blocks compare well?

About the using the rear 120 for a radiator spot as well - rather not do that, as it'd be cutting it very close to one of the CPU's, and I'd have to make the reservoir smaller.

If the dual 120 can take care of both the CPU's, would a dual 80 be able to deal with the heat of two high end GPU's?

Just thinking about how to map the system out - Parallel or series? And where should the pump go etc.

Here's a few early idea's - I've never setup a multi block, multi rad system like this, so I'm not sure on ordering etc.

What would you change?

12-10-2004, 07:52 PM	#6
KuniD Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: London Posts: 41	I wasn't sure if the single 120 fan would be able to take care of 12 drives - watercooling those would definitely be the biggest challenge - if I can sidestep that one it would make things a lot simpler OK, so concentrating on the CPU/GPU problem. Swifttech MCW6000-64's are at the top of my list - do the DangerDen copper TDX A64 blocks compare well? About the using the rear 120 for a radiator spot as well - rather not do that, as it'd be cutting it very close to one of the CPU's, and I'd have to make the reservoir smaller. If the dual 120 can take care of both the CPU's, would a dual 80 be able to deal with the heat of two high end GPU's? Just thinking about how to map the system out - Parallel or series? And where should the pump go etc. Here's a few early idea's - I've never setup a multi block, multi rad system like this, so I'm not sure on ordering etc. What would you change?