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First time I've seen a loop built off of NCIX, generally bay reservoirs and pumps are a very bad idea

 

 

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I am planning to do a water cooling setup for my PC.

 

i7-4790K

GTX 780 3GB

 

Would the following setup be enough to cool these 2 bad boys sufficiently ?

 

Res + Pump- http://www.ncix.com/detail/xspc-x2o-750-dual-bayres-pump-9a-100272.htm ($74.99)

Rads  http://www.ncix.com/detail/alphacool-nexxxos-ut60-full-copper-fa-97087.htm  x2  ($89.99x2)

Backplate http://www.ncix.com/detail/ek-water-blocks-ek-fc780-gtx-50-97949-1198.htm  ($34.99)

GPU Block  http://www.ncix.com/detail/ek-water-blocks-ek-fc780-gtx-50-97948-1198.htm  ($119.99)

CPU Block  http://www.ncix.com/detail/swiftech-apogee-xl-led-back-lit-front-32-96716.htm  ($69.99)

Liquid  www.ncix.com/detail/ek-water-blocks-coolant-fluid-c8-64226-1198.htm ($14.99)

Tubing www.ncix.com/detail/primochill-primoflex-advanced-lrt-crystal-8a-78754-1198.htm ($19.99)

Fittings http://www.ncix.com/detail/swiftech-1-2in-x-3-4in-lok-seal-ff-72220-1294.htm ($6.99x10)

 

All Prices are in CAD

 

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you'll be hard pressed to get that alphacool UT60 240 in the roof of the Corsair 350D.

maximum would be a ST30 240 and UT60/Monsta in the front:

 

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but the Monsta would not fit, due to the GTX 780 card used.

the 750 pump in your bayres is inadequate for a CPU/GPU loop. the pump (D5) in this

http://www.ncix.com/detail/xspc-d5-dual-bay-reservoir-b8-74412-1198.htm will do the job.

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The Gpu's in the pictures are GTX 670's in SLI config.

the Reference PCB is 9.5" long while the GTX 780 has a reference PCB of 10.5"

so should it fit just fine ?

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Revised:

Alphacool UT60 240mm Rad ($90)

Alphacool ST30 240mm Rad ($55)

EK Waterblock FC-GTX 780 Ti Waterblock + Backplate ($155)

Ek Waterblocks Coolant Fluid 1L ($15) X 2 

Swiftech APOGEE-XL ($70)

Swiftech 1/2" ID 3/4" OD Compression Fittings ($7 per piece) X 10 

Primochill Primoflex 10ft Clear 1/2" ID 3/4" OD Tubing ($20) 

XSPC D5 Dual Bay Res ($50)

 

These are all in CAD 

 

If you say NCIX is not a good site for these pats, what website is good for getting watercooling parts in Canada ? And is cheaper and better service ?

This is my FIRST watercooling build so yeah

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Revised:

Alphacool UT60 240mm Rad ($90)

Alphacool ST30 240mm Rad ($55)

EK Waterblock FC-GTX 780 Ti Waterblock + Backplate ($155)

Ek Waterblocks Coolant Fluid 1L ($15) X 2 

Swiftech APOGEE-XL ($70)

Swiftech 1/2" ID 3/4" OD Compression Fittings ($7 per piece) X 10 

Primochill Primoflex 10ft Clear 1/2" ID 3/4" OD Tubing ($20) 

XSPC D5 Dual Bay Res ($50)

 

These are all in CAD 

 

If you say NCIX is not a good site for these pats, what website is good for getting watercooling parts in Canada ? And is cheaper and better service ?

This is my FIRST watercooling build so yeah

You could check how much it would cost to ship from FrozenCPU.com. Great parts! Personally I'd go with a tube res/ pump top combo.

Bert & Ernie before squirting spermie. 

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You could check how much it would cost to ship from FrozenCPU.com. Great parts! Personally I'd go with a tube res/ pump top combo.

 

ok,

The Compression fittings are $1 more expensive per piece

Res/pump is $100 more -.-

ST30 is out of stock but $10 less

Coolant is $1.50 more

 

On second thought, shipping it from the US will cost me the extra $50 i saved so its not worth it :P

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ok,

The Compression fittings are $1 more expensive per piece

Res/pump is $100 more -.-

ST30 is out of stock but $10 less

Coolant is $1.50 more

The increase on the res/pump is out there, but the rest sounds good. A few days wait for the ST30 shouldn't be a problem. NCIX is in no way a bad website though, you could just order everything from there or get the cheaper stuff from FrozenCPU. However you see fit.

Bert & Ernie before squirting spermie. 

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The increase on the res/pump is out there, but the rest sounds good. A few days wait for the ST30 shouldn't be a problem. NCIX is in no way a bad website though, you could just order everything from there or get the cheaper stuff from FrozenCPU. However you see fit.

 

well the shipping costs $40 with UPS but then it also says that i may be taxed up to 75% of the cost of the shipped equipment .... :/

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