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General questions about WC.

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Limp Gawd
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1- Does the liquid, when installed properly without air, last a long time before reloading some?
2- Radiators, pumps and other accesories last a lot of time too I guess? As a fan?
3- With my sig, and with some overclocking, would I need two radiators?

Thanks a lot for your time!
 
1. shouldn't have to worry about it, ever
you will most ikely clean it first

2. yes

3. get a '77 bonnoville core
 
i pretty much have what you have, when running my 3.0 @ 3.9 and overclocking my GPU, cooling my CPU, GPU and HDD i have managed to keep my temps below 55ºC with a room temperature of 26ºC. All i am using in a Black Ice Xtreme and a high speed panaflow.
 
77 bonnoville core?
Googled, found nothing, where can I have information on this radiator?
Is it better than the BIX3?
(Actually I did find something strange indeed. My preferences would be an all internal WC config)
Thanks btw.
 
Its a heatercore, you can probably pick up at a local auto parts store. Just gotta put ur own shrouds on it and ur good to go. Its cheap and performs great from what I've heard.
 
you might have better luck googling for a 2-302 heater core (that is the somewhat technical name) the 2-302 is basically the '77 Bonneville (might also have better luck with the correct spelling) heatercore w/ AC. There is also a version of the heatercore for cars w/o AC which is smaller and doesn't perform as well as the 2-302 (but not much smaller).
 
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