Can MCP655 handle this?

[BrakinDeep]

This is my first watercooling project so bear with me for any ignorance.

Here is my system specs:
Antec P182 with Scythe S-FLEX SFF21F fans
Q6600 @ 3.2 with plans for 3.6+ (runs 3.6 on air but HOT)
4GB DDR2 G.Skill > plans to move to 8GB later
eVGA 680i A1
2 x eVGA 8800GT SC
X-Fi Fatal1ty
2 x Raptor 74GB
1 x Maxtor 300GB

Here is what I ordered and want to order
Ordered;
Swiftech H20-220-APEX-GT CPU Liquid Cooling Kit
Swiftech MCW30
Plan to add:
2 x Swiftech MCW60 for 8800GT SLI

I have plans to keep everything internal (radiators etc) for aesthetics and case will be modded to accommodate this. I know that with keeping radiator(s) inside, they wont be as efficient but nevertheless. So now that I have out of the way, on to my questions.

So my question is will the pump in kit (MCP655) be enough to push through CPU, NB and two video blocks?
If it is capable but I am not happy with temps then can the MCP655 be strong enough to take on an additional 120 radiator or would I need to add an additional pump?

Thanks in advance

 

[Arcygenical]

Easily.

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[BrakinDeep]

Easily.

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So would it be able to handle the addition of a 120 radiator, too?

Or just all the waterblocks?

Thanks again

 

[rjblanke]

Check this thread: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=151627
This should give you a pretty good idea on what your flow rates are going to be like. Everyone is likely to have a different opinion on just how high your flow rates should be.

 

[Arcygenical]

So would it be able to handle the addition of a 120 radiator, too?

Or just all the waterblocks?

Thanks again

An MCP655 can push through SLI waterblocks, a good CPU block, a NB block and two radiators without much trouble.

Flow-rate is nowhere near as important as popular belief would have it.

 

[Drudenhaus]

My MCP655 had no problem with a MCR320, DD Maze4, D-Tek Fuzion (4.5mm nozzle), MCW30, and an in line water filter (by far the most restrictive thing in the loop).