So here in a month or two I plan on liquid cooling my 3 evga 580's. My cpu is already liquid cooled, but I'm going to start a second, seperate loop for the cards. This is my first venture in to vga liquid cooling so I turn to you guys for some advice. What i was thinking about using is either the Koolance VID-NX580 NVIDIA GTX 580 or the EK 580 GTX DirectGPU IHS-Less VGA Liquid Cooling Block. The problem I run into with my planning is how many, and how big should the radiators be for 3 gtx 580's that i plan to overclock. On air right now i have them oc'd to 900mhz core clock and run about 50deg c under load. Oh i also plan on running the rads, pump, resivoir outside my case, so size is not an issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
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