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i am just finishing up my new gaming/ overclocking build and would like to finish my water cooling set up for it. I was wondering if a 140 x 3 (60mm wide) in a push/pull config would be enough cooling to really push a core i5-3570k and 2x 670 gigabyte windforce (in sli) for some serious clocks, or if i would need another lets say 140 x 2 rad?

A picture for clarification .



The Blue circle indicates the 140 x 3 (60mm) rad in push pull

The red indicates where the 140 x 2 (60mm) rad in push pull would be.

My question is would it be beneficial to run the extra rad or would it be better to just have intake fans on the front ?

I appreciate any and all responses Thanks!
post #2 of 22
Personally, I'd opt for a 2nd radiator. Especially since you are planning on cooling a CPU and 2 GPU's and overclock all of it.
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I would get some bottom air intake going and increase the airflow across the board itself.Airflow across the board seems to get forgotten when people go with water.
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i am just finishing up my new gaming/ overclocking build and would like to finish my water cooling set up for it. I was wondering if a 140 x 3 (60mm wide) in a push/pull config would be enough cooling to really push a core i5-3570k and 2x 670 gigabyte windforce (in sli) for some serious clocks, or if i would need another lets say 140 x 2 rad?
A picture for clarification .

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The red indicates where the 140 x 2 (60mm) rad in push pull would be.
My question is would it be beneficial to run the extra rad or would it be better to just have intake fans on the front ?
I appreciate any and all responses Thanks!

More radiator is always better when dealing with as many blocks as you have. However, you need a pretty good pump to move the water in a 140.5 radiator setup.
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this is my pump
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also if i could ask you about running my tubing, because as you notice its pretty tight as it is ?
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also if i could ask you about running my tubing, because as you notice its pretty tight as it is ?

You could always go with 3/8" tubing and fittings. The temperature difference between 1/2" and 3/8" tubing is only 1-2C (obviously 1/2" gives you a little bit better flow and will allow a SLIGHTLY lower cooling temp), but in a cramped space, 3/8" is usually the way to go.
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post #8 of 22
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also would this pump be good for pushing the water through 140 x 5? rads?
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also would this pump be good for pushing the water through 140 x 5? rads?

You can use the good old Martin's Pump/Radiator Optimizer Spreadsheet to check. You want at least 1GPM and preferably 1.5GPM.

Just doing some quick "smash and grab" numbers (because not everything is in that spread sheet", using 10' of 3/8" tubing, a Raystorm CPU cooler, 2 Danger Den GTX 480 GPU blocks, 2 Thermochill 140.3 radiators (more than what you will have), 6 90 degree elbows (for restriction), a reservoir ... and a Laing D5 pump PMP-450 setting 5, will keep you at 1.33GPM. Switching the pump to a Swiftech MCP-35X will get you 1.47GPM.
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also if i could ask you about running my tubing, because as you notice its pretty tight as it is ?

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also would this pump be good for pushing the water through 140 x 5? rads?

Sorry for the late response. If I were you I would just get some 45 degree or 90 degree fittings and stick with 1/2 tubing. About the pump, I think that pump would work but you would need to run it close to max speed all the time.
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