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Originally Posted by Squeetard  I cool my 2600k + 590 hydrocopper just fine with 1-120x240mm and 1-120x120mm rad. I put the 120 rad between the cpu and gpu in the loop so the gpu doesn't get hot water from the cpu. |
Actually, the water temperature reaching a cooling point that equalizes through the loop. The only way of properly preventing the GPU/CPU from influencing temperature levels is to have 2 separate loops; one for the GPU and one for the CPU. It's better as well if you ever have to change either component with proper shut-off valves in place.
I had no problems cooling off my old i7970 with the dual GPU 5970 with my 120.3-
4.2ghz on the cpu. Only problem was the room got toasty
