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Hello Water Cooling subsection!
I have recently decided to move in a different direction with my current computer build. I did a quick search of the forum and found a guy who was expanding his Swiftech H20-320 EDGE HD Series Liquid Cooling Kit. No one told him not to, although I believe the question was posed 2-3 years ago.
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1...CPU_Block_Universal_Mount.html?tl=g30c321s818
I plan to purchasing a CaseLabs S5 with a pedestal by the end of the day unless someone tells me there is a better SFF case for water cooling a mATX build. I plan on mounting 2x 3.120 radiators in the pedestal. Now when I was searching frozencpu I found a kit that would fit my needs I think fairly well. My fear is multiple metals between the kits, also I want to make sure the pumps would be able to push a loop with two GTX 780s.
This is the kit here:
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/2...oton_and_Free_Dead-Water.html?tl=g59c683s2175
This is the GPU Waterblocks I am considering buying
(plus the matching backplate):
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/2...Block_-_Reference_Design.html?tl=g59c661s2133
I also currently own 6 GT AP-15s and was wondering if I was trying to limit audible noise from the radiators if I should perhaps look into ordering a different Gentle Typhoon model (something with a lower RPM) to pair in a push pull config with my current AP-15s.
Also any help suggestions would be much appreciated. I really love the look of the double helix reservoirs, and I plan on mounting it somewhere it can be seen so its not just for me! Do you fine upstanding gentleman think I should just add to the kit piecemeal, sell the Swiftech kit, OR combine the two kits with some GPU blocks? I really like XSPC because I have big plans for the LEDs in the CPU and GPU blocks. Also would you recommend replacing those fittings for bitspower compression (from my reading around here those seem to be best bang for the buck if I'm not mistaken).
Thanks in advance for any help!
I have recently decided to move in a different direction with my current computer build. I did a quick search of the forum and found a guy who was expanding his Swiftech H20-320 EDGE HD Series Liquid Cooling Kit. No one told him not to, although I believe the question was posed 2-3 years ago.
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1...CPU_Block_Universal_Mount.html?tl=g30c321s818
I plan to purchasing a CaseLabs S5 with a pedestal by the end of the day unless someone tells me there is a better SFF case for water cooling a mATX build. I plan on mounting 2x 3.120 radiators in the pedestal. Now when I was searching frozencpu I found a kit that would fit my needs I think fairly well. My fear is multiple metals between the kits, also I want to make sure the pumps would be able to push a loop with two GTX 780s.
This is the kit here:
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/2...oton_and_Free_Dead-Water.html?tl=g59c683s2175
This is the GPU Waterblocks I am considering buying
(plus the matching backplate):
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/2...Block_-_Reference_Design.html?tl=g59c661s2133
I also currently own 6 GT AP-15s and was wondering if I was trying to limit audible noise from the radiators if I should perhaps look into ordering a different Gentle Typhoon model (something with a lower RPM) to pair in a push pull config with my current AP-15s.
Also any help suggestions would be much appreciated. I really love the look of the double helix reservoirs, and I plan on mounting it somewhere it can be seen so its not just for me! Do you fine upstanding gentleman think I should just add to the kit piecemeal, sell the Swiftech kit, OR combine the two kits with some GPU blocks? I really like XSPC because I have big plans for the LEDs in the CPU and GPU blocks. Also would you recommend replacing those fittings for bitspower compression (from my reading around here those seem to be best bang for the buck if I'm not mistaken).
Thanks in advance for any help!