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Old 03-31-06   #11 (permalink)
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Wich pump would you suggest i'm newb to watercooling and i'm looking for a similar setup. 2x radiator, Cpu and 2x GPU... but I really don't know wich pump to get. does 400L/H will be enough....?
The DangerDen D5 is very well thought of, and probably a safe choice.
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the DD is very nice.
keep in mind that the voltage regulator section with the long skinny heat sink gets crazy hot when crank GPU/Vram voltages. havent check with DDen lately but the bridge that came with the x-18 willnot work , good luck on dual x-18 , i see no way without major mods. multi rad for sure
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