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Anyone using the Nautilus 500?

I really want one of these, but I need to water cool my vid card too.

Will this be able to do both?
 
how much are they? I have a hard time believing it performs as well as the swiftech ultra apex kit w/ dual rad, d5 and all ...
 
malicious said:
how much are they? I have a hard time believing it performs as well as the swiftech ultra apex kit w/ dual rad, d5 and all ...
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$150
 
I really want one of these, but I need to water cool my vid card too.
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The kit uses standard size tubing so you can incorporate almost any GPU water block. I believe Corsair is producing an add on kit which has the water block and tubing needed to cool your video card.
 
nobi125 said:
I really want one of these, but I need to water cool my vid card too.

Will this be able to do both?
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So they claim.
Allowing for maximum flexibility and adaptation, Nautilus500 can be configured with additional GPU and north bridge blocks. These blocks are sold separately and can be daisy-chained to the CPU block without cooling performance degradation.
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I having debating this versus a Scythe Mine or Zalman 9500 and a NB chipset cooler.



malicious said:
I have a hard time believing it performs as well as the swiftech ultra apex kit w/ dual rad, d5 and all ...
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Granted the Apex Ultra would probably cool more effectively, but it appears Corsair is looking for the casual computer tweaker based on their web page. One would assume the consumer target is not a potential Swiftech Apex user, as the skill/experience/time level with the Nautilus is less than the former.
 
I was wondering how it would perform if you added a Video block as well. I don't plan on overclocking but would like to get better cooling and make things a little quitier. I got a Zalman 7000-CU CPU cooler and a Zalman 700-CU Video cooler, both running full speed and there the loudest fans in my case at the moment.
 
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