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    Radiator choice..

    I know by far the Thermochill PA120.x's are the forum favorite radiator, but my friend wants to get a Cosmos S and doesnt really want to do any modifying. Which Rad would be the one to get? I was thinking HW GTX360, a Feser X-Changer 360mm or a Swiftech MCR-320?

    He will be cooling a Q6700 OC'd, Dual 8800GT, NB, SB, and Mosfet.

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    i have built 3 setups with the mcr-320 and i have had great totallly satisfying results using low speed fans. in my current loop (in sig) it effectively coools an x38 NB and a q6600 @ 4ghz without breaking a sweat, im sure i even have more headroom for heatload

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    For the heatload you are giving it, I would suggest the PA120.3 or the Feser.
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    mcr320 wont cut it. OC'ed cpu, SLI 8800gt, NB, SB, and mosfet is too much for a mediocre rad

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    so would a GTX or a feser rad do the trick? with high flow fans

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    If it were me I would drop the idea of WCing the NB, SB and Mosfets. A good after market cooler would work great and not put excess heat dump into your loop.

    A Black Ice 480 GTX for cooling those other 3 blocks.

    Throw some high CFM Delta fans on it for some great flow.
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    feser will be great

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    Rad has to be 3 fan.. and fit inside the cosmos S .. no exterior mounts.. gonna be using some panaflo ultras .. maybe he will consider dual loop with a 120.1 to cool nb sb and mosfets

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    a Feser is more expensive than a PA120.3 and only slightly smaller (I don't have the length dim handy).

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    yeah but the cosmos S has a spot for a 3x120 rad.. Swiftech/HWlabs fan spacing.. only reason why he rather not go with a thermochill.. he doesnt want to mod his case

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    Quote Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG View Post
    i have built 3 setups with the mcr-320 and i have had great totallly satisfying results using low speed fans. in my current loop (in sig) it effectively coools an x38 NB and a q6600 @ 4ghz without breaking a sweat, im sure i even have more headroom for heatload
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    ok so what if he went with a GTX 360 for cpu and SLI 8800.. then a 120.1 or something for the NB/SB/Mosfet?
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    That would work just fine.

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