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Help building loops

n00zler

Limp Gawd
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OK, so I've got my FINAL spec's for my computer at last, and being the n00b to water cooling that I am, I'd like some help building my loop (actually loops).

I want cooling for: NB, Mosfet, CPU, and GPUs.

Relevant Specs:

i7 920
ASUS P6T
2x EVGA 55nm GTX 260

I'd like to do a dual loop. I'd also like to keep the blocks copper or black. I'd like to stay away from acrylic if at all possible (just for the look). I really like the look of the Aqua Computer GT200 blocks :)

Space for dual rad/pumps isn't an issue as I'll be doing a custom build after I know how much space I need :)

Any help/recommendations would be much appreciated!
 
Okay, I would definitely split up your cpu and gpus in to two different loops. The nb and mosfets don't put out much heat, so they can probably be bunched with either loop without too much of a problem. I would use the MCP355 with res top in each loop. I don't know too much about gpu block performance, but I would go with the GTZ for the cpu. As for the radiators, if you have the money I would go with a Thermochill PA120.3 or Feser 120.3 rad for each loop. If you are looking to spend less, go with an MCR320 for each loop.
 
Any recommendations on mosfet and NB coolers for the p6t? I'm noticing not a lot of them seem to be out yet for the x58 mobo's, which is dissapointing. I do like the look of the Bitspower ones, but they don't seem to be available yet.
 
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