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Have fun- build me a loop.

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Kil4Thril

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This is for the rig in my signature. I do have a limited budget (so no Feser or the like). I prefer 3/8" tubing, and I wish to cool my CPU and graphics. Here's my plan, I wish to hear suggestions from here.

I''ll start with an Apogee Drive kit for the CPU (220). I can put the rad at the top of my case, but it will be tight. In fact, I could fit a 2x140 rad there just the same. Then I'll add either an XSPC block or the Swiftech block for my 4870, and an additional 2x120 rad in the front of the case. Here's where things get weird. I have an unused MCP 350. Should I place that in the loop for extra flow, or just keep it as a back up?

Also, I don't mind doing a separate block/pump, but prefer the DDC/MCP355 pump for its size (my case is pretty small).
 
Asetek makes the cleanest most reliable bdget kits i have ever used. They were very good quality and they stand behind their kits. They sent me a new pump once when i mentioned my fill cap had chipped. very experienced engineers, they do lots of oem stuff
 
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