[votum]

Anybody know how much this pump can handle? My CPU is at like 27c idle and 34c load right now, its never been above 37. I'm looking to add my 6870 into the loop, and a 2nd 6870 later. My 6870 hits 1000core/1200mem easy on air, but gets a little hot. I think I could hit like a 40% OC with water and not have to spend tons of money on new gpus next year o.0

I would probably use the 360 rad for the two gpus and get a 240 for the cpu.

 

[bl1nk]

You'll have no problems running that on the 750, go for it.

 

[rushino]

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Originally Posted by votum Anybody know how much this pump can handle? My CPU is at like 27c idle and 34c load right now, its never been above 37. I'm looking to add my 6870 into the loop, and a 2nd 6870 later. My 6870 hits 1000core/1200mem easy on air, but gets a little hot. I think I could hit like a 40% OC with water and not have to spend tons of money on new gpus next year o.0 I would probably use the 360 rad for the two gpus and get a 240 for the cpu.

Right now if i was you i would probably go with another pump. I dont want to be a deal breaker but i have that pump and i have right now an irritating noise issue that look like rattling and it seem many are getting this problem so i can't recommand it. Consider others options if you can.

 

[coolhandluke41]

both statement above are correct 750 is sufficient for you set up but it's not the best pump out there ,as long as it's running without problems you are ok ,i would upgrade to more reliable pump in the future

 

[votum]

mine used to sound like it rattled. I want to say its because of a little bit of air that was in there. Several months later I don't here anything but my case fans

 

[rushino]

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Originally Posted by votum mine used to sound like it rattled. I want to say its because of a little bit of air that was in there. Several months later I don't here anything but my case fans

Many told me that and i don't know who to trust or what to do lol maybe i should drain the system and refill it ?

 

[musicfan]

Martinm reviewed the XSPC 750 pump. It's not quite a D5/mcp655 stock pump on 3.

Simply adding to earlier statement, if you don't upgrade the pump now you will want low restriction/hi-flow GPU blocks. I only know of skinnee's nvidia block test on the gtx480 but the flow data might apply to amd blocks too?

Good luck.