underdog1425

agreed


or cpu and NB


gpu gpu

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rpm666

Ok, so the two MCW60's are sold and I just bought a pair of these...




Hopefully this will ease up my crossfire situation.

My other thought is, I plan on ordering some 1/2 ID 3/4OD tubing - I've never worked with this size tubing before and I know I'll have a tight turn from CPU/NB/GPU1 - not to mention an interior rad, 2 pumps, and a resevoir. Should I stick with the 5/8 ID tubing or what?

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stan

Very nice rig m8!
Go for the 2 loop setup as microman said and you'll love those block for cooling the gpu's

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2lowSniper

Deff break that loop up into 2 for sure! Just dump them both into the res & feed from that. You'll eliminate alot of those uneeded y's & 90's to as the impede your flow greatly!

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cquinndesign

nice setup man

Oupavoc

hey nice job, did you need to drill to top mount the dual rad

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rpm666

Latest update. Moved a few things around, added some full coverage WB's to the 4870's. Moved pumps from parallel to series and am slowly modding to accomodate how I would like one internal pump in each 1200 and one external for each 1200 with 3 radiators mounted outside. Or one Triple rad outside and two doubles inside. Can't really make up my mind on that, but I do like that with the radiator outside my office is nice and chilly. The comp is still pretty stripped down as I have a little more drilling and cutting to do on the hard drive bays to hold the pump and allow the 3/4OD hose through without restriction.







And of course my outside friend. This pic is a few days old as I've already made the rad protected from the elements with a little shroud.




Yes, since I have moved it from internal to future external I'll show you a pic of how it was done and how remarkably EASY is it to mount an internal double rad with hardly any modification at all.

This is all I did to mount a rad internally.

Measure out and drill 6 holes for three 1 1/2" "L" Brackets or window braces. Bolted them in and then just screwed the rad onto it - including the time it took to remove the top panel of the 1200 it probably took 20 minutes to measure, drill, mount.

(You'll notice I already removed one of the brackets - which can be bought at Home Depot for $2 for a bag of 4)

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One rad not enough, three rads OK for now

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pixie

lmao, that's so funny to actually see...

i could just imagine driving down the street and seeing a setup like that hanging out someone's window.

good stuff man, i like.

nafljhy

haha, that is so damn funny. i wish i could do something like that. though i think someone might steal my rad if i did that. ><

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