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| Ok so here is what I have so farÂ… One Swiftech pump, the MCP655, going to a thermo chill 120 x3 raid, then to a Apogee GT, next comes the stealth (for my 8800 ultra) and then backÂ….All this is housed in a new U2-UFO from Mountain ModsÂ…(I really should post up my work log so you guys can see itÂ….it is the sexÂ…) ![]() So I have an extra MCP655 pump laying around and a black ice extreme raidÂ…My thought was to run a second loop for the north and south bridges and for the CPU mosfets. I have one chip set water block so I would just need one more for the Do you guys think it would do just as well cooling using my current loop or would I be better making a second? Hell the MCP655 is a strong pumpÂ….10 foot head and 317GPH, which coupled with the low restriction of the Thermochill and the other blocks I think it might work on one loop. My only concern would be my CPU temps getting higherÂ….As of now they hover around 100-104f idle and that is with a 700MHg over clock running lower voltage (an Intel E6850 running with 1.35v core) So what do you guys think? Thanks! | ||
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| I'm gonna go stupid here since I know NOTHING about watercooling... but couldn't you do a one-loop system, monitor the CPU temp for a few weeks, and then decide if the extra work and plumbing was necessary? How much rework would it REALLY be to try a one-loop first? -MF | ||
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No need to be stupid lolÂ… ![]() To be honest with you that is not a bad ideaÂ….it is not like I would have to remove the blocks and mobo to install the second loop. All I would have to do is ad the extra pump and raid, tubing and fill the loops back up. Not much rework. The U2-UFO is huge and allows for easy access to all the components neways. I guess some times the simplest answer is the right one :p good olÂ’ Occam's Razor ![]() | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Yes, a second loop would be easy to install. I would suggest it, although a home made air cooler for all those blocks, works just fine... CPU w/c loops are always best alone, IMO. Those three in one loop too, would probally push a full CPU temp in that loop anyhow. Advice from me. Get 3/8 or 8mm for the second loop, stick with 3/8 or 1/2 for the CPU, it not only would look awesome, first having two loops in teh sex for a case, but having different tubing sizes, especially if they were different colors, and they matched the case theme, ohhh.... Get up some pics, those case are teh sh1t man, I want to see you rig, I heard 8800 Ultra..... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Hmm. Single loop. Use both rads and pumps in a push / pull configuration. (just cause Ive never done it before and want to see your results) ![]() Or More practical ,Dual loop. Cpu and vid on 1st loop with the better rad,and all the rest on the second loop. | ||
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| Thanks for the ideas guys! Yah I need to get some pics up... The good thing is that I have 2 MCP655s and those swiftech blocks seem to work a little better using 1/2 tubing and that pump. I am excited to do the second loop as those mosfets get hot and the cooling solution for the chip set uses a small and loud fan...the damn thing over powers all 10 of the other fans in the case lol..... ![]() Well come Monday I will order the second chipset block and the mosfet block and see what happens...Oooo and like s1ugh34d said I can get some different colored coolant for the second loop...I have blue in the first so I think clear in the second will be sweet lookin' ![]() Â….Sweet, the guy that does all are acrylic work for where I work (we make biomedical lab supplies so a lot of plastic and acrylic stiff) just dropped off two big bags for white acrylic shavingsÂ….gunna be using that for snow inside the case muhahaha ![]() Speaking of I need to call him to see if I can get some custom work done ![]() | ||
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