Do you think this WCing setup would work?

[Anthony10]

So I already have the case this could be in, the Silverstone Raven RVZ01. I measured and looked inside my case, the 240mm rad will fit. Worst case I will externally mount the fans. So, do you think this setup would work?

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[helping]

get a thicker rad if you're only going to use a single 240mm

[TheDigitalRealm]

get a thicker rad if you're only going to use a single 240mm

Agreed, if you are cooling a CPU and a GPU with a 240mm radiator I'd definitely recommend that you get the thickest radiator that circumstances allow for.

[Freaky_spider]

get 3/8" tubing, since that has a shorter turn radius, 1/2" has a tendency to kink quicker

 

also, rad + res combos tend to have a longer length then normal rads, so id check if you have enough clearance in your case

[Dani360c]

There is two cpu blocks on the list, the xspc one and the swiftech pump and cpu block combo? or am i reading wrong..

 

 also there is not enough fittings

 

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[Anthony10]

get a thicker rad if you're only going to use a single 240mm

 

Agreed, if you are cooling a CPU and a GPU with a 240mm radiator I'd definitely recommend that you get the thickest radiator that circumstances allow for.

Well a thicker rad won't fit, so what if I got a radiator with an integrated pump and res, then add a 120mm radiator above the CPU block? I'd have to externally mount the fan.

So this:

[Anthony10]

There is two cpu blocks on the list, the xspc one and the swiftech pump and cpu block combo? or am i reading wrong..

woops i'll fix that. thanks.

 

get 3/8" tubing, since that has a shorter turn radius, 1/2" has a tendency to kink quicker

 

also, rad + res combos tend to have a longer length then normal rads, so id check if you have enough clearance in your case

yeah there's a lot of space to the side of the fan mounts. good idea with the tubing.

[TheDigitalRealm]

What case are you using? I'd invest in a more water-cooling optimised case first before dropping $600 on a custom loop.

[Dani360c]

What case are you using? I'd invest in a more water-cooling optimised case first before dropping $600 on a custom loop.

Check OP, but Silverstone RVZ01

[TheDigitalRealm]

Check OP, but Silverstone RVZ01

 

My bad!

 

OP: If your case doesn't support the water cooling your looking at doing then I'd either stick with air cooling or invest in a new case.

[Freaky_spider]

woops i'll fix that. thanks.

 

yeah there's a lot of space to the side of the fan mounts. good idea with the tubing.

i am 100% of the time 50% of the time right , so thats that!, also, didnt i suggest those fans? because im pretty sure i suggested them earlier this day to someone

 

also BUILD LOG!

[Anthony10]

My bad!

 

OP: If your case doesn't support the water cooling your looking at doing then I'd either stick with air cooling or invest in a new case.

I think my case does support the watercooling I want, and would be one of the smallest watercooled computers which would be really cool.

[Anthony10]

get 3/8" tubing, since that has a shorter turn radius, 1/2" has a tendency to kink quicker

 

also, rad + res combos tend to have a longer length then normal rads, so id check if you have enough clearance in your case

3/8" x 5/8" or 3/8" x 1/2"?

[Freaky_spider]

3/8" x 5/8" or 3/8" x 1/2"?

3/5", 5/8"

[Anthony10]

How about now ?

[Dani360c]

How about now ?

Close, but i'm not sure your fittings will fit with your tubing

[Anthony10]

Close, but i'm not sure your fittings will fit with your tubing

oh thanks, I changed the tubing forgot to change the fittings

[TheNinjaNextDor]

3/8" x 5/8" or 3/8" x 1/2"?

3/8 5/8, in that case 1/2 would be too big and not allow for the bends you want. That stuff is stiff.

[XtremeTechGaming]

All you need is a thicker radiator. Otherwise it is perfect