Single loop enough?

[Phaseshift]

Depending on the rad, I was thinking of going with a PA120.3 Triple rad. Will be cooling CPU, NB/Mosfets/GPU(maybe crossfire in the future)?

[Conumdrum]

Need more info. Maybe this link will help. Actually two links.

http://www.overclockers.com/guide-deltat-water-cooling/

http://www.overclockers.com/forums/s...96&postcount=3

[Soulwind]

Depending on the rad, I was thinking of going with a PA120.3 Triple rad. Will be cooling CPU, NB/Mosfets/GPU(maybe crossfire in the future)?

Single LOOP? Yes.

Single Radiator? It Depends.

It depends on which CPU, GPU (and how many if X-Fire/SLI), your overclocking levels (ie your total heat load). Also how much of the performance vs silence trade-off you are willing to accept, and what you consider an acceptable level of cooling is.

Without full specs, it's near impossible to answer. However a PA120.3 with a good set of high-speed fans can keep quite a bit of equipment in the "safe" range of operations.

Myself, I'm running 1 Loop with 2 PA 120.3 and 1 PA 120.2. (It's overkill, but I had the room in the case and I run a heavy overclock and undervolt my fans).

[Phaseshift]

sorry I forgot to add my system:

core i7 950
Asus P6X58D-E
5870 or 6870 xfire

OC will probably be at 4.2-4.3ghz, gpus will not be overclocked

[Pupo]

Probably will be enough, question is what the temperature will be and how quickly fans spin

[Mudgey]

Hi Phase,

I am running the following on an XSPC RS120, and an RS240 with 2x 1200rpm and a 1400rpm fan:

I7 920 at 4ghz 1.35vcore.
Mosfet and NB/SB Blocks
GTX470 FC Block stock clocks.

Ambient must be around 22c and I was getting 65c loaded on the CPU playing BC2, its now getting close to 75 but I reckon I need to de-dust the rads. I also consider the fans to be the loudest thing in my system (it is situated right next to me) and so if I want to run slower 1000rpm fans to reduce noise I am certain I need to install larger rads.