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XPSC Rs vs Rx

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Anyways hello all,

i've been a lurker here for a while just recently signed up

so i want to cool my e6600 and my two 8800 gts ( g80 )

the Res and Pumps i am going to use are the XSPC Dual Res for Two DDCs with 2 DDC 350's in there.

I wanted to get Noiseblocker XLP's since they push more air than the fans i have in there now and they are quieter
, the Muliframes look sweet but not much better performance for spending almost 2x as much

my current wc system is a 120.1x35mm and a 120.2x35mm so i am looking to replace it with the same.

is there big difference between the XSPC 35mm thick and 58.5mm other than the FPI? is the RX series completely
better than the RS for a quiet system? ( multiple passes/lower FPI ) with the fans i want to use.

i am only planning on a slight OC, i already have the cpu at 2.999 ghz ( from 2.4 ) don't think i am going to go much past that,
just add the 8800s and bring them up a few mhz on the mem and core.

thanks i only ask here because i know you guys know what's up, if there is anything i should change about my setup let me know, thanks : ).
 
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not to bump this thread. but i am now going to be cooling 2 8800 GTX's
if that will change any opinions, thanks mota for changing the title .
 
The RS series is similar to the Swiftech MCR and Magicool radiators, where the RX is optimized for for low to medium speed fans. I haven't compared the RS against the RX on the bench, but I personally would lean towards the RX rather than the RS.
 
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