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External Radiators / Pump question

darme

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Hey guys looking for a little bit of advice, I've built a 800d water cooled system last year and am now looking to build a second system that is a little more up to date.

I'm looking at moving the radiators and pump outside of the case, to possibly get lower temps and have a little cleaner look inside the case.

Now i was thinking of housing 3 x black ice xtreme 360 radiators and one of the dual Uber 655 fully modded (D5) water pump with a danger den RAD-Reservoir. Inside my case would be a gtx 480 (evga waterblock ftw edition) and a intel 980x (using an apogee xt ultra waterblock)

Do you think the pumps would be able to push enough flow thru this setup? As a single loop setup?

Links to items i'm looking at.
Pump - http://www.performance-pcs.com/cata...cts_id=30192:7c5f056decc78148f08e882eead9a68a
case - http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=29721
 
ok first why do you need 3 360 rads? that's way over kill for that system, as for the pump why not just get a Iwaki MD30 it would kick that pump ass/ real mode engaged droop 2 of the rads (3 would be hard as hell to make look good) as for the pump just a mcp 655 or 35x or just buy 2 655 for under 200 call it a day
 
Looking to drop in either 2 more 480's with water blocks. or 580's sli'd.
 
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