the best thin 360 rad is the Magicool Elegant (AKA MOD) 360, if that's too expensive look for other magicool rads, they're pretty much equal to the XSPC, so just get whichever is cheaper.
the single row magicool Elegant (the copper plated one) actually beats the (dual row) thermochill all across the room.
I have never heard of the Magicool, but looking them up at Performance-PCs, they seems to be $40 cheaper than a Thermalchill or Fesser. Why the low cost if they perform so much better? (Just an open question to anyone)
I have never heard of the Magicool, but looking them up at Performance-PCs, they seems to be $40 cheaper than a Thermalchill or Fesser. Why the low cost if they perform so much better? (Just an open question to anyone)
because its cheaper to produce, its just more efficient. it uses half the material, but instead of pain there's a copper plating, which turns a cunductivity reducing layer into a conductivity enhancing one.
actually i have a XSPC rx 360, and that is cooling my cpu
the thing is that my NB uses 3/8 tubing thats why i didint put the
NB nb on the same loop as the CPU
so i am going to use a second loop with a slim 360 rad that will fit where the original rad was in my case ( thermaltake kandalf lcs )
i have some converters from 1/2 to //8 so it was going to go as pump>gpu>converter>NB>converter >rad> pump no res and a T-line to input the coolant, but i might get res/pump combo
I have been doing some reading about the MCR320 & it seems that's a radiator that's been designed for low CFM cooling. That might be your best choice if that's what your looking for.
Originally Posted by SpaceCowboy
I have been doing some reading about the MCR320 & it seems that's a radiator that's been designed for low CFM cooling. That might be your best choice if that's what your looking for.
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