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Ockie said:yes
I ran that on a dual sli opteron machine with 7800gt's on sli, 6 gigs of ram, and 3 hard drives and an optical drive with a dual cathode kit.
I just don't know how or why you habe 4 pumps?
One separate for each component?Derrick70 said:4 water cooling loops
{NcsO}ReichstaG said:One separate for each component?
2 for 2x videocard
1 for the CPU
1 for the Chipset
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talk about excessiveDerrick70 said:1 video card loop 360 rad
1cpu loop 120mm rad
1 chipset 120mm
1 hd loop 120mm
CRXican said:talk about excessive
madmat said:QFT
You could put the HDD, chipset and GPU's on a single loop with dual 120's and the CPU on a single loop with 1-120 and get no impact on your temps or for that matter run all of it on the 360 with 1 pump feeding the HDDs/chipset/GPUs and one feeding the CPU and see the same temps. That 360 has all the cooling capacity you will ever need plus you'd get some space back from losing 2 pumps.
But, to answer your question about the PSU, it should be enough although you're losing 6A to pumps.
Derrick70 said:to many blocks for just 2 pumps2 video cards 5 hds 6 m/b 1 cpu. ill try to runn it off the 600 but i may have to toss in the ultra 500 to run the water fans and lights