[Heimsgard]

Would that kit be enough to cool my i5 2500k and 7950 or would I need another rad?

Link to kit: http://www.jab-tech.com/XSPC-RayStorm-D5-EX240-WaterCooling-Kit-pr-4999.html

 

[Fickle Pickle]

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Originally Posted by Heimsgard

Would that kit be enough to cool my i5 2500k and 7950 or would I need another rad?

Link to kit: http://www.jab-tech.com/XSPC-RayStorm-D5-EX240-WaterCooling-Kit-pr-4999.html

It should be enough to cool both your I5 and 7950 if you put some high rpm fans with good static pressure on it. I ran my i5 2500k overclocked to 4.3ghz and my 7970 overclocked to 1200mhz/1600mhz on the same kit but with Scythe Gentle Typhoon AP-15. Managed to keep my 7970 below 47c and my I5 at about 49-54c when gaming on BF3 or Far Cry 3. So it should be enough, but to give yourself headroom I would suggest adding another 120mm rad so you could slow down your fans for a quieter setup.

So again to reiterate, you don't "need" more rad, but it could certainly help depending on how far you wanna push your overclocks.

 

[Heimsgard]

Alright thanks for the information I will get a 120mm to go with it is the rs120 a decent choice?

 

[Bal3Wolf]

rx120 or ex120 would be better if you got room for them thicker rads so they cool better.

 

[Heimsgard]

Alright thank you =]

 

[Fickle Pickle]

Actually, if you are going to use that 650d case, you can probably put a larger radiator up front. Instead of just a 120mm as extra, you could put a rad that goes with a 200mm fan. Look for some of the builds that utilize a 650d.