is this possible?

[dslrjunky]

here's my new PC. i'll get pics of it up soon as well as benchmarks.

Thermaltake Armor Series case
Gigabyte GA-M59SLI-S5 motherboard
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ AM2 socket
Dual eVGA GeForce 7900GTO's
2 X 1GB Super Talent PC2 6400 RAM
dual 320GB SATA II WD HDD's
Thermaltake Thoughpower 650W PSU
Klipsch 5.1 Promedia Ultras
Zalman Reserator 1 Plus (cools the CPU)
Zalman Reserator V2 (cools the GPUs)
Hyundai 32" HDTV

I have two reserators because my earlier PC had it and it was one of the things that stayed working. Well, it was cooling an Athlon 64 X2 3800+ and two 6800GS's and they still got extremely hot so i figured i'd get a seperate one for the GPU's.

in another forum he has been bragging about his set-up and I dont want to open my mouth and say anything about it, how hot can his set-up will be? what extreme condition could it be to have 2 resorators? in line with this question is im thinking of buying a resorator too..so i need help also..

 

[Murtrude]

it shouldn't be that hot

 

[Arcygenical]

Well, he's got 2 7900GTO's and a processor.


Lots of people say the Reserator is a great passive cooler, and it's honestly one of the best, but it just *doesn't* deal well with overclock-related heat.

His setup is PROBABLY overkill...

 

[superjew62]

I'd ditch the reserator and go with a decent DD or swiftech kit, or put one together yourself with the components of your choosing.

just my 2 shekels

 

[Arcygenical]

LOL... Shekels.


Yeah, for the price of the reserator... You could get a much nicer DD setup.