Radiator question

[miggs78]

Originally Posted by BigPhatPaulie

Just the GPU? No probably not. I would add the cpu to the loop as well

Actually I will be cooling the CPU, just unsure of the gpu though .. the reference and cards that have different coolers, run a lot cooler, so I'm debating to go CPU only or both

[lowfat]

Originally Posted by miggs78

Thanks folks.. let me ask this too then, maybe this question will clear stuff..
Is it worth watercooling a single GTX670 card, since these don't get too hot?

Personally I would go w/ a universal block. Possibly one like the EK bridge edition, so if you add another card down the road it will be easier to watercool them both. There is already a VRM sink on the reference cards. So all you'd need is a handful of ram sinks. The bridge edition blocks generally look pretty good IMO.

[AmuseMe]

I would say, put as much rad in the case that you can fit - just 'cause. I have three HWL SR1 480s for a single 2700k and two GTX580s. I also have one of my homemade 360s externally cooling my pump ;)

[miggs78]

Originally Posted by lowfat

Personally I would go w/ a universal block. Possibly one like the EK bridge edition, so if you add another card down the road it will be easier to watercool them both. There is already a VRM sink on the reference cards. So all you'd need is a handful of ram sinks. The bridge edition blocks generally look pretty good IMO.

Well yes that is true.. what I'm after is it even worth watercooling a gtx670 because of not much heat load?
Also it's not that I am lazy but.. it's either a full cover block or no block..