Dec 23, 2010 #1 N newbs Gawd Joined Jul 7, 2010 Messages 735 Will a koolance 3x120mm rad be enough to cool a overclocked 950 as well as a gtx 295 and 9800gt? Would and extra single 120 rad be worthwhile?
Will a koolance 3x120mm rad be enough to cool a overclocked 950 as well as a gtx 295 and 9800gt? Would and extra single 120 rad be worthwhile?
Dec 23, 2010 #2 Nickbaldwin86 2[H]4U Joined Nov 8, 2009 Messages 2,135 why are you cooling the 9800GT? I am guessing it is a dedicated physx card, so why the need to water cool it? And yes I would think that would be good enough to cool the other two items, even the 9800GT if you really want to.
why are you cooling the 9800GT? I am guessing it is a dedicated physx card, so why the need to water cool it? And yes I would think that would be good enough to cool the other two items, even the 9800GT if you really want to.
Dec 23, 2010 #3 N newbs Gawd Joined Jul 7, 2010 Messages 735 Why not cool the 9800 make the system that much more silent. Yes dedicated physx card in deed. I already have a block that will fit the 9800 since it's a g92.
Why not cool the 9800 make the system that much more silent. Yes dedicated physx card in deed. I already have a block that will fit the 9800 since it's a g92.
Dec 24, 2010 #4 Nickbaldwin86 2[H]4U Joined Nov 8, 2009 Messages 2,135 sounds good, dedicated physx cards do not get hot, so it shouldn't effect the loop much at all, get rid of the fan and get rid of some noise
sounds good, dedicated physx cards do not get hot, so it shouldn't effect the loop much at all, get rid of the fan and get rid of some noise