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Corsair 800D case i7 Intel Asus p6t m/b. Looking for the best total liquid cooling, m/b,cpu,video,ram. I have been looking at web sites for days and I'm confused.
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Take a look at this sticky. It's the links that matter most. Took me 3 months before I ordered my first WC part once I started my journey. Take it slow, read a lot.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/253958-29-watercooling-guide
Corsair 800D case i7 Intel Asus p6t m/b. Looking for the best total liquid cooling, m/b,cpu,video,ram. I have been looking at web sites for days and I'm confused.
start with the stickies and guides here and spend a few days reading. there are a lot of things you have to learn in order to save money. when you have some mre learning in ya then see sticky on questions
Neuromancer;6287550DIT said:EDIT: dont think a 320 is enough for a i7. Yes anything from a 2x120 is enough to handle a heatload. You want to make it superior to air, you wont go less than 4x120 though.
Of course this is all config dependent but generally this is the information I have seen going around, as well as real results.
Corsair 800D case i7 Intel Asus p6t m/b. Looking for the best total liquid cooling, m/b,cpu,video,ram. I have been looking at web sites for days and I'm confused.
Layback Bear,
100% loading is the max design point, and I'm thinking that I will want to use a fan controller for the fans that cool the radiator. If the water temp goes up too much, then the controller would speed up the fans accordingly.
So I'm going to post a "sub-question" in this thread about fan controllers, because I don't know the first thing about them.
Thanks. I was hoping for a fan controller that would automatically adjust fan speeds according to temps, but I didn't see anything about that feature in the product description. Did I somehow overlook that?