Going from a triple to a double

[QuietIce]

Does anyone else know where I can get a 2x140 radiator, also more brands?

Of course! The tried and true 2-302 heater core!

Well, almost. It measures 141x270mm - not quite a half-inch short of 2x140. But the price is right, the performance is great, and you can make up that 1/2" in the shroud. AND it can fully utilize almost use any CFM you want to throw at it. I'm cooling two Opty's and a 7900GTX with one heater core. Of course, the fans needed for that are a bit loud but it takes a lot of CFM for three blocks and the radiator manufacturers can't change that ...

 

[johan851]

http://www.performance-pcs.com/cata...=25382&zenid=1ff83a3f31df51b403a0d13b1d38d4b7
It seems like this is an ok idea - to make a thicker radiator - but this thing is ridiculous. You would need two 140x38mm (or 140x45mm, or something hypothetical) in push/pull with ducts to actually get any air through that thing. A double would've been a much better idea. Unless they decide to make a 140mm like this http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/de12gf.html and no one cares about noise.

 

[Wenty]

I just ordered this from Jab-tech ===>http://www.jab-tech.com/XSPC-RX240-Dual-120mm-high-performance-radiator-pr-4383.html

XSPC RX240 - Dual 120mm high performance radiator.


I'll be mounting it up under the top of my case..... Cosmos 1000

 

[QuietIce]

I'm glad to see the computer rad world is finally catching up to heater cores ...