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You dont notice it unless you max the drive for a while, which you dont do normally.

My guess its because they dont think the 240 has enough headroom to cool an GPU as well.

Primochill's hardtubing cant be used with other brands fittings, as they got 13mm OD, while others got 12mm OD.
So if you want Primochill's hardtubing get there fittings as well.

Given that you can clock the 5960X as high as the 5820K (as long as the lottery gods allow it), so will you get more benefit from the 5960X.

Yeah, for the most part so would you need to keep track of things yourself, but forums are also a great source of info.
So use them to confirm things before you make a buy, just to be on the safe side.

Did someone say case for overkill build?
Caselabs TX10, can handle 9x 480mm rads without a problem, and it can even be expanded.
 

I'm just showing that you dont need the expensive cameras, unless you have a big budget and need the quality for post production.

Which case you got?

For some reason so do I fell like doing a white and black build:

The reason why its hard to give an accurate answer, is that because there is so many parts out there, so is it hard to say that this price will cover all setups, even on the cheap ends of things.

Or you can get this if you want it to be more white:

Or you can get this if you want it to be more white:

This might give you some inspiration: http://www.overclock.net/t/1402099/build-log-water-cooled-corsair-carbide-series-air-540

You dont need to run it at 100%. The F4-120ER is like having all the lower rpm models available, so you pay $2 extra for the black color and the lowest rpm available.

Yeah, most people gets a case that can handle the cooling, but thats not who stacking rads are for.
Its more for people who have a small case and want it to remain small. Stacking that extra radiator will most likely be better then not doing anything.
 
But untill we find someone who is willing to test it and has the equipment to make sure its done properly, so is it all just teori.

And I want Android OS on iPhone, but nether is going to happen, unless one buys up the other.
 
As long as there is at least 2 companys fighting over customers, so will they try and keep you locked to there products. Thats the way the world works now.

True, but for the price so is it acceptable.

Not all card, but the big cards from the big companies will, like Asus, MSI, Gigabyte and EVGA (unless they only allow you to use there Hydro Copper).

Its not that bad:

Not all card, but the big cards from the big companies will, like Asus, MSI, Gigabyte and EVGA (unless they only allow you to use there Hydro Copper).

This should help:

This should help:

I was just pointng out that its not pointless to water cool the 970, as it is still a good card. More then enough for 1080p and somewhat decent at 1440p.
Besides, with so many people upgrading to 980Ti so can you probally get a 2nd one for cheap.
 
If I was building a custom loop and had a 970, so would I water cool it. Even if for nothing else, to keep the whole pc at the same low temprature.

I'm doing no fitting hard tubing style, so that would have looked strange.
I think I will just put it on the outlet or inlet of the reservoir.

Its an universal kit that can be used with any tubing that fits the size.