Loop check!

[ducis]

EK supreme pexi
Mounting plate
D-Tek Fuzion GFX V2
Sinks
MCP 655
fillport
fittings for res
Rad maybe x2

the res is going to be custom made by yours truly so the only thing I'm unsure of is which non conductive coolant to use. and whither or not my loop is too restrictive

 

[ducis]

oh anyone heard anything about this?
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=200&products_id=23793

 

[ducis]

bump

 

[just a noob]

i would recommend this rad: http://www.performance-pcs.com/cata...ge=product_info&cPath=59_200&products_id=3944 and as for the coolant feser one is supposed to be non conductive, but don't add anything too it, it could make it conductive

 

[ducis]

i would recommend this rad: http://www.performance-pcs.com/cata...ge=product_info&cPath=59_200&products_id=3944 and as for the coolant feser one is supposed to be non conductive, but don't add anything too it, it could make it conductive

If I could afford 2 I would get those but I really need to keep my rads about 50$ a peace. does everything else look good?

 

[taylormsj]

everything looks fine, flow should be okay, why do you need 2 radiators, and swiftech is a good way to go, i have one of those if your just cooling a cpu and GPU, you dont need 2 x MCR320

 

[ducis]

everything looks fine, flow should be okay, why do you need 2 radiators, and swiftech is a good way to go, i have one of those if your just cooling a cpu and GPU, you dont need 2 x MCR320

I don't think it too overboard for cooling a B3 Q6600, but its also a just because I found a way to fit it kind of thing, whether or not I get two now will just me a question of money

thanks for the input

 

[ThatGuy16]

Don't buy that premixed colored coolant, most, or all of it will build up in your blocks.

Mix your own, distilled water + antifreeze (about 10-15% antifreeze) to keep it clean and corrosive free. Or, if you want color, get pentosin G11 to mix into it http://www.petrastechshop.com/peg11coadb4o.html

Some people recommend adding a few drops of povidone iodine to keep it clean.

 

[ducis]

the problem is I was really set on a non-conductive coolant
would frequent cleaning help negate these effects?

 

[ThatGuy16]

Its not "non-conductive", its a marketing scam.

A distilled water mix (you must use distilled) is just as "non-conductive" as that stuff.

The guy at petras tech shop even done a small test:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=188116

 

[taylormsj]

I don't think it too overboard for cooling a B3 Q6600, but its also a just because I found a way to fit it kind of thing, whether or not I get two now will just me a question of money

thanks for the input

If it was me in your position i would go for one thermochill PA120.3 , cheaper than 2 MCR, better flow rate, less tubing, less fan noise and it will handle a quad and graphics easyyy

 

[ducis]

Its not "non-conductive", its a marketing scam.

A distilled water mix (you must use distilled) is just as "non-conductive" as that stuff.

The guy at petras tech shop even done a small test:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=188116

wow thanks so much that was really helpful looks like it back to good old fashion leak testing.

I'll probably start my project mid September, thanks guys

 

[ducis]

If it was me in your position i would go for one thermochill PA120.3 , cheaper than 2 MCR, better flow rate, less tubing, less fan noise and it will handle a quad and graphics easyyy

ill work a little bit more on my mod design and see what I can accommodate or not, PA120.3 is still an option although id love to also try out that magicool all copper rad!