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Been out of the loop... so to speak. XSPC rads - opinions. I currently have a 4 year old Black Ice 2x120 that has worked awesome for me but I just bought a new ATCS840 case and am thinking about some new gear to add to it. I just saw the XSPC rads for the first time (as I said I've been out of the loop) and am wondering how they work. I'd probably get the thick version of the 3x120. It should be lots more than I need for just cooling my i7 920 but I might also put H20 on my video card in the future (I had H20 on my old 8800GTS and loved it) so some extra capacity isn't a bad thing. Rest of loop is MCP 655-B, EK Supreme LT, Swuiftech rez and 1/2" tubing. Will be using Yate Loon fans on it. |
I assume you're talking about the RX line? They're solid performers with low-speed fans. If you're using high-speed fans though, they aren't the greatest. I went with the HWLabs SR-1 360 though as it's all I could find in Canada at the time. Wasn't too much more expensive versus ordering the RX 360 and shipping it from the US. SR-1 and RX are pretty similar performers with low-speed fans as well. |
Thanks for the reply JD :) Yes the RX360 Performance Triple 120mm Radiator XSPC RX360 Performance Triple 120mm Radiator XSPC RX360 [RX360] - $94.99 : DazMode, Canadian PC Water Cooling and Modding Store It says it has very low resistance so ya I was thinking/hoping my Yate Loons would work fine on it. |
Not to mention the SR-1 line from HWL is built extremely well. Most solid radiator I've ever owned |
I have experience with these rads and they are great performers for mid to low rpm fans. |
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