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Help me change my water loop
I am currently thinking of removing the external 240mm rad from my water loop and only leaving the internal 320mm rad as the case is on the floor in a high trafic area of the house and dont want the 240mm rad knocked off, but before i do so i have a few quick questions
rig is as follows (E8600 @ 4.33ghz, gtx 280 at stock atm, swiftech 240mm rad with fill port and swiftech 360mm rad) http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?...oducts_id=6144 1> will removing the 240mm rad drastical increase temps (average gaming temps on cpu is around or under the 36 c temp for cpu and 50c and under on the gtx 280) 2> what res would you reconmend (i will need a res to use a fill port as the 240mm rad currently has the fill port on it) 3> any idears on how and where to mount the pump and res pic is a old pic but still accurate for the set up (i know there is a thousand ways of doing it and ive looked around, buy i would apreciate TPU's input)
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You can get a rough idea of how removing the 240 will affect temps by turning off the fans on the 240. As for a res, a Koolance 120 (either one) can mount to the back exhaust fan via a bracket. It would likely allow you to keep the pump where it is.
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that is how i have the 240mm mounted atm via the 120mm fan bracket
ive decided to ditch the 240mm rad at the back and just keep the 360mm at the top. i will mount the pump on the rear of the hdd cage and use a T line to fill the loop with
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add NB block, put the 2nd rad inside the case, OR sell both them rads and get a hw labs GTX360 which will perform about the same if not better.
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