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skasol

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I was thinking of buying a coolIT system for my E6600 or a Wc system, here is the system that I am thinking of buying, the reason for the coolIT, would be ease of set up, good performance, any opinions from people that have the CoolIT system, thank you.

WC system
Swiftech Radiator - MCR220/ThermoChill PA120.2
Swiftech APOGEE Extreme Performance Block
Danger Den - DDC-12V REV2
Swiftech MCRES-MICRO™ Reservoir
Tygon 3603 Tubing 3/8"

Any thoughts please help. I can't seem to fit my Tuniq Tower 120 into my Evga 680i board, so I need to go a different route. thanks in advance.
 
annaconda said:
How much is it. I think you should get Swiftech's Tripple 120mm rad.
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My whole thing with the triple rad is that I am not sure where to mount it, I was going to mount the double rad in the front of my case, (thermaltake Armor full tower), so that is the reason why I chose to go with a dual, if I get a triple I am not sure how to mount it, I am a newbie when it comes to water cooling.
 
skasol said:
I was thinking of buying a coolIT system for my E6600 or a Wc system, here is the system that I am thinking of buying, the reason for the coolIT, would be ease of set up, good performance, any opinions from people that have the CoolIT system, thank you.

WC system
Swiftech Radiator - MCR220
Swiftech APOGEE Extreme Performance Block
Danger Den - DDC-12V REV2
Swiftech MCRES-MICRO™ Reservoir
Tygon 3603 Tubing 3/8"

Any thoughts please help. I can't seem to fit my Tuniq Tower 120 into my Evga 680i board, so I need to go a different route. thanks in advance.
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i like the parts list...
coupla suggestions though. Get an aftermarket top for the pump and get 1/2" barbs all around. Then use 7/16" tubing. Everything looks good. I plan on running a very similar setup in my next build.
 
stormshadow said:
i like the parts list...
coupla suggestions though. Get an aftermarket top for the pump and get 1/2" barbs all around. Then use 7/16" tubing. Everything looks good. I plan on running a very similar setup in my next build.
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thank you for the quick response, what do you mean by getting "an aftermarket top for the pump", also I was told to go with teh 3/8" I am not sure why, I think maybe because the rad was 3/8", also I have a few questions about it, once I get it I know I have to clean it out, what is the best way to get this accomplished? anything else needed to make sure it works, also does anyone know where to get this mounting kit, I am planning on mounting the rad in the front of my thermaltake Armor series, I was not aware there was a thermaltake LCS, which is this one, I am not sure if the pump and rad that come with it are worth the price, so if anyone knows of this kit or any other mounting kit for my rad it would be appreciate it, thank you in advance, here is the link of the case mount kit http://img.hexus.net/v2/cases/thermaltake/armorlcs/armor.15.jpg
 
n00btard said:
PA120.2>MCR320

if you don't believe me, go check XS
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nobody denies that n00b (for performance). it's just that other considerations such as price, sheer size, availability etc can also play a part in choosing a radiator...
 
any suggestions on where to get that mount for the rad in the front like the thermaltake LCS system, I should probably return my case and order the one they sell with the rad, do you think that is just as good as the other rads that I am considering? thank you in advance.
 
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