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Koolance INX-420 - anyone?

what are you cooling in this "secondary loop"? It would probably be fine for a VGA setup and maybe even SLi but I wouldnt try much more than that on it. The INX-420 is a lot less powerful than the dual 120mm version wich should be able to handle just about any system/block combination.
 
the 2nd loop is gunna be pretty basic

1st loop is CPU, VGA + Chipset - 7/16" tubing
2nd loop is HDD, MOSFET, RAM - 3/8th tubing

I am considering putting the chipset into the 2nd loop and leaving just the CPU and VGA on the larger loop


and yes, i know how "useless" most people think the components in my 2nd loop are for a water loop - but i've fallen in love with the looks of the koolance ram blocks and everything else is already looped in my original loop - so it's just more for bling factor and the removal of all fan usage cept the rad fans... I'm pretty set on my idea for this project, just looking for a decent 2nd loop option. (I'm considering the Bigwater SE kit as another options - plenty of hardware for the money)
 
qdemn7 said:
Basically that's a modified version of the original EXOS. I've got an EXOS AL and I love mine.
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No, it's not. the radiator is 1/3 smaller and it only has 2 80mm fans. It will NOT perform on par with an exos. It will however be able to handle what Alphakry is trying to throw at it (chipset included) but it is a 1/4" system not 3/8" which is what the RAM coolers use anyway. It soundls like you are going to have a pretty cool running and quiet system my man.
 
Ctrl_Alt_Delete said:
No, it's not. the radiator is 1/3 smaller and it only has 2 80mm fans. It will NOT perform on par with an exos. It will however be able to handle what Alphakry is trying to throw at it (chipset included) but it is a 1/4" system not 3/8" which is what the RAM coolers use anyway. It soundls like you are going to have a pretty cool running and quiet system my man.
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Go back and read my post again. :mad:

I said it's a MODIFIED VERSION modified mean some changes. Any one with a pair of eyes can see it has 2 fans instead of 3.
 
no worries about the 1/4 vs 3/8 tubing... i'll be using some pieces for a conversion, which will affect flow rate but still allow me to use the parts i plan on.

unless you know of any great 1/4" kits out there!
 
qdemn7 said:
Go back and read my post again. :mad:

I said it's a MODIFIED VERSION modified mean some changes. Any one with a pair of eyes can see it has 2 fans instead of 3.
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Gee a little agro aren't we?
Just so you know it also has different electronics with less features. I suppose by your reasoning you could call the EXOS2 a modified version as well, even though it is a completley different product with different electronics, radiator, fans, case, connections etc.
you should really try and calm down...
 
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