[BADFASTBUSA]

Specs are in my sig rig, I want to cool my nb, cpu, and 4870x2, and i want to be able to push some overclocking pretty hard. Also, I am able to get this because my wife is tired of all of the fan noise, so if you would please keep that in mind i would appreciate it.

Thanks!

 

[billbartuska]

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Originally Posted by BADFASTBUSA Specs are in my sig rig, I want to cool my nb, cpu, and 4870x2, and i want to be able to push some overclocking pretty hard. Also, I am able to get this because my wife is tired of all of the fan noise, so if you would please keep that in mind i would appreciate it. Thanks!

Your post is very presumptious.

It's like asking smneone to pick out a new suit for you. You could end up with this:

 

[rpm666]

RX360

MCP 355

DDC Top

Apogee XT

And for the X2 I would recommend an XSPC Razor 4870X2 Full Coverage Block.

 

[MrDeodorant]

You don't need to cool your northbridge, and doing so will require the purchase of a pair of MOSFET coolers and a southbridge cooler. The P6T was definitely not designed for easy removal of that big cooler.

 

[Eek]

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Originally Posted by rpm666 RX360 MCP 355 DDC Top Apogee XT And for the X2 I would recommend an XSPC Razor 4870X2 Full Coverage Block.

rpm has basically everything covered.

But if you want the absolute best. Go for the PA120.3 Rad. If budget is lower, the MCR320 is great bang for buck rad.

If you're wanting to cool the nb (which isn't necessary really, just have a 40mm fan blowing over it), you'll need to buy a mosfet block as well since the two are interconnected. You can always dremel and break the heatpipe.. but not many people are willing to do that.

Mosfet block

Here is a universal nb block for the nb if you're wanting to cool it

Universal northbridge block.

or a full cover block

Full cover block

Then of course.. you'll still need tubings, barbs/ compression fittings or res/t-line.

EDIT: oh and i almost forgot about fans. You can use yates loons for a low budget build, or if budget is higher. I recommend the 1850rpm gentle typhoons. I have three of those and they are amazingly quiet for the amount of air they push

 

[runeazn]

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Originally Posted by BADFASTBUSA Specs are in my sig rig, I want to cool my nb, cpu, and 4870x2, and i want to be able to push some overclocking pretty hard. Also, I am able to get this because my wife is tired of all of the fan noise, so if you would please keep that in mind i would appreciate it. Thanks!

hi well i have one mosfet unused it is the long one i think cause i don't want to remove that one and maybe i dont remove both so if you want u can buy it from me.these are made for x58 chipset for p6t deluxe

my definitive answer will be Saturday
cause then i am going to install everything.

 

[BADFASTBUSA]

I have also thought about the ocz cryo-z phase system...

 

[INFAMYBLADE]

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Originally Posted by billbartuska Your post is very presumptious.

that's very stylish i'll have you know, I own 10 of those outfits.

 

[BADFASTBUSA]

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Originally Posted by CrysisForever that's very stylish i'll have you know, I own 10 of those outfits.

LOL, I now have $550 to spend, and my computer has been moved so I don't have to worry about my wife griping about the noise anymore.

 

[the_xpert]

I suggest getting CyberDruid's external Rad mount, and also pick up his custom pump bracket. Check my build log for pics. They are GREAT let me tell you.

Res: $40 Dual Bay Res or $45 for this one

Rad: $94.95 XSPC RX360

Pump: $76.95 Swiftech 655

CPU: $84.95 Heatkiller Waterblock

GPU: $147.25 Full coverage 4870x2 Waterblock

Tubing: $30 Feser 1/2" UV Green

1/2" Barbs

Clamps

Total: $474.10 or $479.10 depending on the reservoir which leaves you money left over in your budget after spending ~$10-$15 in Barbs + Clamps.

Check my build log for ideas. Hope this helps!

 

[BADFASTBUSA]

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Originally Posted by jcichetti I suggest getting CyberDruid's external Rad mount, and also pick up his custom pump bracket. Check my build log for pics. They are GREAT let me tell you. Res: $40 Dual Bay Res or $45 for this one Rad: $94.95 XSPC RX360 Pump: $76.95 Swiftech 655 CPU: $84.95 Heatkiller Waterblock GPU: $147.25 Full coverage 4870x2 Waterblock Tubing: $30 Feser 1/2" UV Green 1/2" Barbs Clamps Total: $474.10 or $479.10 depending on the reservoir which leaves you money left over in your budget after spending ~$10-$15 in Barbs + Clamps. Check my build log for ideas. Hope this helps!

Thanks for the build suggestion man! So that is the build that will render the best results? I can spend a little extra if needed but like i said, i only want to do this once so i want the best parts the first time.

 

[iquark]

That build doesn't include fans. You'll have to budget another 35-40$ for 3 nice fans, or about 20$ for not as nice ones. Also you need a fan controller if you don't have one, but it looks like you have some scythes hooked up so you might already have it. Barbs and clamps are another ~15$ along with your anti-microbial solution (silver or PTNuke).

A D0 at 1.4v and a 4870x2 with any kind of over clock may be at the limits of an RX360 btw so look around to see what others are using for that kind of heat output.

As others have stated, cooling the chipset on an X58 board is pretty much worthless. Unless you're doing extreme overclocking you have no need for it. The integrated memory controller on the i7 makes the NB not really do all that much work. Reseating the heatsink with quality thermal compound and possible sticking a small fan on it is all you'll really need.

 

[BADFASTBUSA]

I will be cooling my graphics card as well which will be clocked to it's limits, and possibly getting another 4870 to go with this for trifire which will also need to bee cooled, any ideas on which is the best radiator for all of this? I have been eyeballing that huge 4 fan fesser.

 

[the_xpert]

Whoops how did I forget the fans!

If you are going to do more than one GPU, I would seriously consider creating two loops in which case you are going to need more stuff.

 

[liberalelephant]

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Originally Posted by BADFASTBUSA I will be cooling my graphics card as well which will be clocked to it's limits, and possibly getting another 4870 to go with this for trifire which will also need to bee cooled, any ideas on which is the best radiator for all of this? I have been eyeballing that huge 4 fan fesser.

You are going to need 2 loops if you want good temps with 2x4870x2's and an i7 at 4.4ghz.

 

[iquark]

Double your price range and you can cool 2x4870x2 and the i7 at 1.4-1.5v. Whether or not it's worth it, that's up to you.