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Thinking about dual radiators in a Stacker

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I'll be getting a Stacker soon, and want to install a good WC setup in it - including my old BEX1. What I'm considering though, is mounting it at the lower PSU hole, and also a 2x120 radiator at the bottom vent..then using a duct to keep them isolated - so two (quiet) fans will pump air through the 2x radiator then on through the other one. Anyone have any thoughts on this? I have no idea if that setup will fit, or how efficient it would be.
 
2 rads do not usually help much. Unless you have 2 seperate loops..one for gpu one for cpu.
 
I would think that the benefit of another radiator depends on the amount of heat dissipated. If you ran the radiators in parallel via a y-connector, this would be less restrictive...

During the summer I am going back to an external setup with dual heater cores (but I'm going to use a 86' chevette and a 77' bonneville.)

Modern graphics cards and cpus put out quite a bit of heat...

I would suggest, however, using some high pressure fans of you intend on using the same ones for both cores...I would really suggest using 4 fans total...
 
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