Add additional raditor before MCW50-t?

[ScoobaMike]

Id like to see what people think, if this is a good iea or not.
If im running from a storm cpu cooler down to a swiftech mcw50-t (upgraded to 172watt), would it be a good ida to add an additional radiator in this part of the loop or not? I would think it could only be ideal to have the water down to the coolest temp, and remove the large amount of heat generated by the cpu (or at least SOME). My main radiator on top would be a Black Ice Xtreme III, so I believe I should have anough cooling capability.

Heres what hardware I have and the water gear I want to use
Chieftech Dragon series case

OCZ Powerstream 520 SLI PSU
AMD Opteron 170
DFI LANParty UT SLI-DR Expert
2x1 GB pc4000 Mushkin Redline
Sapphire Radeon x1800XT

For water, ...

Swiftech storm (cpu)
Swiftech MCW50-t (upgraded to 172watt peltier (gpu)
Swiftech MCP655 pump
Black Ice Xtreme III Triple 120mm Radiator
Meanwell 320-12 PSU

Here are the two different designs Im trying to describe, If a visual might help.

Single Radiator system


Additonal BIX added


Basically I just wondered any pros or cons to this setup.

Thanks

 

[speed bump]

I don't think you will get to much advabtage from going to the single extra rad in there that BIX3 should be plenty to handle all the heat in your loop.

 

[ScoobaMike]

thanks for the reply speedbump,
any other suggestions or comments on using just the BIX III setup?

I have read that there really isnt any advantages worth the extra hassle to TEC the processor.

 

[squasher]

Well, if you plan on doing a LOT of ocing, then it is worth it, otherwise forget it.

 

[DvBoard]

if the pump can handle it i don't see how it would hurt anything. however if it's worth it for the minimal gains you will most likely see is up to you.