Which rad is better.

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Sgt_Pinto

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Which rad is better?

http://www.flabbergast.com.au/mcr-120-quiet-power-series-radiator-black.html

http://www.flabbergast.com.au/pro-core-120-blue-radiator.html

OK thanks

 

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probs the core if you can get a powerfull fan and a shroud

but a 240mm would do you a lot better

 

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what about this one instead

http://www.jab-tech.com/Swiftech-MCR320-QP-K-Triple-120mm-Radiator-pr-3320.html

 

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outa curiosity, do you have an auto parts store locally in Denmark?

might be something to look into for a dual heatercore (something similar to a 77 bonnie) should be cheaper, and minimal work needed on the barbs.

 

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MasterTelia said:

what about this one instead

http://www.jab-tech.com/Swiftech-MCR320-QP-K-Triple-120mm-Radiator-pr-3320.html

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If you can fit it, that one is much better in terms of total cooling power.

 

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Go with the swiftech MCR rads. But to cool most CPU/GPU combinations these days, a dual rad at least is recommended, and a triple rad is just best if possible to ensure lots of cooling area and futureproofing.

 

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Well the thing is i live in Australia. So those links i gave are in AUD (Australian dollar). So that $50 triple core rad is nice, but i cant get that in Australia for the same price.

And I am only cooling the CPU, as I rarely clock the graphics cards i own.