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I would say you should have at least 600mm of space to keep those parts cool, so one 360 and one 240

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Hi, I was wondering if the XSPC EX360mm with 3 corsair Corsair Air Series SP120 High Performance Edition fans would be enough to cool a 4790K, and duel GTX 780 Ti's. All under a Minor OC. 

 

If they are not, would adding in a 120mm with a SP120 leverage it? Or will I have to wait for the 780T to get more radiator mounts?

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I would say you should have at least 600mm of space to keep those parts cool, so one 360 and one 240

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Nope wont be enough the MAX wattage a 360 RAD can cool is about 500w total.

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