Is it ok to expand the CoolerMaster Eisberg 240L?

[bitcrush!]

I'm planning to use the Coolermaster eisberg 240L for a cpu+gpu loop

 

gpu block is a xspc razor gtx 670 on a zotac gtx 760 reference card.

 

and also i'm replacing the stock radiator with a black ice gtx 240mm radiator (thick)

 

would the eisberg pump be able to handle all these stuff?

 

would love to hear your thoughts on this!

[samcool55]

The pump should be able to do the job. It's quite a strong one and it's done before without problems. So i say yes, go 4 it!

[ForsakenLive]

Yeah, the pump is on the tough side, not the most quiet though.

Why instead of replacing the rad you add another one in the back (120/140mm) ?

[Galgotha]

They give any specs on the pump in the paper work. 

 

Information like following

 

Power draw: 

Permitted voltage: 

Pressure head at 12V: m H2O

Maximum flow rate: approx. l/h

Pumped medium: Water, Water/glycol mixture

Maximum system temperature: C

 

That would allow you to compare against the specs of common pumps out there. a Laing DDC pump those are the slim pumps do 400-500 l/h at about 0.6m H2O and would support what you are talking about just a GPU block/CPU Block and single 240 Rad. If it has similar specs I would say you'd be fine.

[bitcrush!]

im placing all of these inside a Fractal Core 1000. thats why im replacing the rad haha

[airdeano]

a bit of fair warning, the CM eisberg 240L uses the Alphacool DC-LT pump.

not known for massive overhead in multiple block scenario.