PA160+PA120.2 enough for my setup?

[inonefly]

Hi, just wondering if PA160 and PA120.2 will be good enough for a Q6600(Dtek fuzion+nozzle) +8800GTX(mcw60) and NB(mcw30) in the loop? Only a DDC3.2 with XSPC top pump will be used in the loop. Both CPU/GPU is OC'd. thanks in advance for any help :)

[smee]

You should be fine! :up:
Looking forward to a worklog!!! :D

[[XC] NetburstXE]

Yes. That is more than equivalent to a PA120.3, which would handle this loop with no problems.

EDIT: Smee beat me to it :down:

[inonefly]

Thanks a lot for the quick response, will take some pics and upload when finished :)

also, with 2 radiators in the loop, whats the best order to setup them?
pump->cpu->gpu->nb->pa160->pa120.2-pump
pump->cpu->pa160->gpu->nb->pa120.2-pump

I know the water blocks can be in random order but how about the radiators? can I put waterblocks between 2 radiators or it's best to connect the radiators together?

[smee]

also, with 2 radiators in the loop, whats the best order to setup them?
pump->cpu->gpu->nb->pa160->pa120.2-pump
pump->cpu->pa160->gpu->nb->pa120.2-pump

IMO, neither. I would do it this way:

Pump->PA120.2->CPU->NB->PA160->GPU->Pump....

That would be your best bet, and would give you the best temps.

Oh BTW, wheres the Res?

EDIT: Smee beat me to it :down:

Ahaaa!!! :p: :D :D :D

[inonefly]

thank you. I put the cpu after pump because i read somewhere that water come out of the pump carries the most pressure, so better for cpu temp, i guess it is not true?

forgot to mention, I'll get the xspc top with res on top.