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Twin radiator Koolance system.

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Stugots

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At the end of the summer I'm going to buy more tubing and replace the existing tubing in my system. I noticed that Koolance came out with a few new products and this is one that caught my attention...

http://www.koolance.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=206

I was thinking about adding this into my loop. I would put it resting on the bottom of my computer case. How much do you think this will affect performance? I have the CPU, GPU, and NB on the loop, so the entire loop would probobly look like this...

CPU -> GPU -> NB -> Internal Radiator -> External Radiator -> Resevior
 
I think that is the radiator they designed up for their rack mounts, yes? I don't think it is going to hurt your performance, but I think you would do a lot better with a BI Pro unless it is a space issue. The rad you are talking about appears to basically be a modified passive radiator setup with a fan on the edge. Got to hand it to Koolance as they are good about dreaming up neat little products like this :D
 
Well hard to say as the water jacket doesn't seem to be all that big. Another big unknown is whether there are radiating fin structures inside the water jacket. Also if you put that rad inside your case all the heat is going into your case, so you might want to make sure you have really good ventilation either through fans or natural convection. You might also want to use that rad somewhere else in your loop to cool off inbetween your different coolers if it is convenient. I guess it is the buy and try ;)
 
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