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i found something about the fans recommendation
Closed Loop Coolers
All-In-One coolers
All-in-One Closed Loop Coolers
Prebuilt Watercoolers
we know what all the above mean... As of late 2008 Corsair managed to take a design only available in Alienware hardware provided by Asetek and made it available to the public via their Hydro series of coolers. On paper it was a breakthrough, but for seasoned vets this made the line between custom/kit loops blur with pre-built units that offered the advantage of no maintenance and only needed to blow compressed air through the fins of the radiator if temps went a lil bad(possible during scheduled rig cleaning).
Since then others have joined on the prebuilt bandwagon: Antec, Coolermaster, CoolIt , Thermaltake to name a few. Asetek were the bulk manufacturer of coolers until a few mergers took place. Corsair now are in joint venture with CoolIt while Antec are in line with Asetek solutions.
Some brands (and their units) to consider while shopping for C.L.C's are:
Antec's Kühler H2O series come in with their 620/920 units respectively
Corsair's Hydro (also referred to as the Hxx) series units - H40/50/60/70/80/100
CoolerMaster have one in the pipelines dubbed Eisberg 120/240
Thermaltake have their Bigwater/Water 2.0 (Performance/Pro/Extreme) lineups - but I'd stay away from them.
Tubing
Previous versions of Asetek ventures have units made with a corrugated plastic tube with anti-kink measures. They may look aesthetically displeasing but they function to prevent flow restrictions. Corsair units come in this flavor except for the H40, which has smooth rubber tubing similar to that available from Norprene. Antec also come in rubber tubing and their advantage is that they are easily maneuverable in tight spaces such as a Silverstone SG07/08 case scenario. Both forms of tubing are of low permeability.
Radiator
the real question with most people investing in these ALC's are "what fans should I buy?"
answer:
the fans should be chosen according to their fin spacing.
here are a few specs
H50/60/70/80 = 16~17 FPI (Fins Per Inch)
H100 = 20~21 FPI
Fans
Recommended fans to go with the units are
Scythe AP-15
Noiseblocker 2000RPM PWM fans
Noctua NF F-12
Corsair SP120<<<<<<<<<!
Yate Loons
* the stock fans provided by Corsair are 50cfm fans, static pressure and bearing type aren't known.
preferably high static pressured fans will do the job.<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<!
configuration
From experience, Push/Pull setups are the best route to go
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/277130-29-read-first-watercooling-sticky#t1992120
edit: for radiator and heatsink Static pressure fan are the way to go Air Flow fan are for case ( corsair SP an AF meaning bw)