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Originally Posted by maxSaleen
Nice setup. I would suggest putting some sort of silicone sealant between the fans and the rad. Stick with the reservoir. A fill port might take up less space but it can actually hurt flow rates. For future reference: watercooling the NV-68's RAM is almost pointless. It uses DDR 3 which is very cool running. Passive air cooling would be more than adequate. That particular block is very restrictive. Not to mention so is your CPU block (though it's a good one, don't get me wrong). With your pump choice, though, I doubt it would have too much of an adverse effect on performance. What fans are you running on your rad?
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Those are Vantec stealth fans in push-pull configuration. I have a Danger Den Acetal MAZE4 GPU block Im gonna use when I get the second vid card for SLI mode. I know the NV-68 is kinda overkill. I got it before I learned how little cooling the DDR 3 needed. The block does not really seem too restictive. The pump seems to have power to spare. I wanted to eliminate all the fans so the PC would be very quiet. Gonna replace my Fortron PS with a PC Power & Cooling 510 SLI this week. Im gonna keep the reservoir but use the fillport to fill it from the top of the case. The silicone is a great idea. Thanks
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ASUS A8N-SLI
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ @ 2.3 230x10
Lian-Li V-1000
XFX 6800GT 420MHz/1.15GHz
Danger Den TDX, DD DDC 12V pump, MAZE 4 A8N chipset block, DD NV-68 GPU block, Black Ice Extreme, Zerex, 3/8 clearFlex tube
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