I'm going to be running a E4300 overclock, right now I have a coolermaster aquagate system for the processor only.. I was wanting to limit the fans as much as possible, so I've been interested in putting my northbridge/videocard on a passive loop... is it possible to do a passive system which can sustain video overclocks? .. possibly a large oil cooler/heater core mounted on the side of the case externally.
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effective passive systems?
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The Cape Cora Passive rad system is great if you know how to set it up properly.
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It's not that bad... A silver 642 radiator is about 70$ shipped from FrozenCPU.
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/5...42_Convect_Maxi_Silver_14901.html?id=aBBDQrXU
The reserator series is closer to 200$...
Add in a pump and a TDX... Maybe a Maze 4 block and you're up to about 200$ I wouldn't go over a single 7900 GPU (or similar) on it though.
No need for a res either, those rads hold alot of liquid. Just be careful not to leave out the anti-corrosive additive
