NrGx

Just got these parts lined up.

1) I've gone for 1/2" fittings, is this alright?
2) Will this cool a 45nm quad well?
3) Will installation be too hard in an Armor Jr?
4) Why are GPU waterblocks so expensive?

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your rad looks funny...but what do I know.

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thehighlander123

fulll coverage gpu blocks are expensive, but core onlt blocks are just as good (but u have to buy extra heatsinks for memory on the cards and the like) and they can be used on card after card without to much trouble

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water loop is as follows:

custom pvc res=>DDC1(9watt)w/xspc acrylic top=>
Black Ice Extreme GTX 360=>Apogee GT (bowed)=>
Dtek GFX 2=> res

dr4gon

that's because it's WAY TOO SMALL!

For a cpu+gpu loop, you need a triple radiator for some decent results.

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And is that tubing 1/2 ID or 1/2 OD? It has to be 1/2 ID to fit on your fittings. Just checking, because I have made that mistake before

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NrGx

Not sure, it's made by D-Tek so I assume it's good.

Also, do I really need a triple rand and how fill I fit it in my case!?

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Yeah that's what it is...you got that little tiny cigarette pack rad...

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