Do I need a bigger radiator?

[Zodiac103]

Hello folks!

 

I need some advice I want to water cool both my CPU Ryzen 5600x and GPU EVGA RTX 3080ti FTW3  they will be running in the same loop with 1 pump and 1 radiator the size of the radiator is a CL360 64mm radiator. I guess the question would be do I need a bigger radiator to cool both in the same loop or should I be fine with that radiator?   

 

I do not overclock my cpu or gpu at all and just run them out of the box. 

[emosun]

if they aren't overclocked then i imagine that rad would be fine as they won't be generating any amount of heat an air cooler couldn't handle.

[Motifator]

Rad is fine, however requires more pressure to perform the best than some slimmer, better rads. Just keep that in mind.

[Zando_]

Should be fine, I've ran an OCed 6950X and 2060 Super off a single slim 360 (so hotter CPU and cooler GPU, probably around the same heat output). As @Motifatorpointed out, that rad is explicitely "Built for 120mm high-static pressure fans", so you'll want a set of those. My reccomendation is always Noctuas, NF-F12s if you want the more premium ones, or redux NF-P12s. I use the Redux fans as I find them quieter. 

[Zodiac103]

Thanks for the input! I actually have some corsair ML120 elite RGB fans for this radiator not sure how well they will work for it though since its my first time using the fans 

 

[fonzz1e]

depends on yer ambient temp, single 360 don't work in my country (ambient = 33c)

oh btw, 2x 30mm 360 rad > 1x 60mm 360 rad