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So FrozenCpu has a deal on a 4x120 thermokiller rad right now for 80 bucks plus shipping n tax and im looking to replace my little 2x120 black ice, good move? bad move? any sedgestions on other radiators?
 
Feser makes good products. Considering how things like this usually run in the $120+ range, I think its a good find. It's excessive if you're only cooling the CPU though, you probably will only see a 2-3 C improvement under load, or less. Unless, of course, you want to go for extremely slow/quiet fans.

You do mean the Feser radiator, correct? Because that's the only one I'm seeing for $80.
 
Yea im talking about the fesser radiator. I would hopefully like to have my loop go through a more powerful graphics card when some new cards come out and its a 480 so that should be good to cool cpu and gpu yea?
 
It'll be enough to cool the CPU, and probably 2 GTX 480's, maybe 3, and keep them all under 60 C or so, depending on the fans that you use. It'll almost definitely keep the CPU and 3 HD5870's under 50-60 C.
 
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