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Zeke
By Zeke
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Can one very thick (80mm) 240/280mm radiator with low FPI (such as Alphacool Monsta, for example) adequately cool one i7 CPU and one GTX980, both non-OC'd?

Assume low-RPM fans in push-pull configuration.

 

And yes, I've seen this topic, but the numbers there are rather vague, and there are a lot of variables, such as types of fans or their RPM.

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Yes, that could work fine--I'd recommending going with the 280mm if possible.

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Yes, that could work fine--I'd recommending going with the 280mm if possible.

Thanks. If I ever get to making it and it will actually work as intended, I'll reinvent the PC-Q19.

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Can one very thick (80mm) 240/280mm radiator with low FPI (such as Alphacool Monsta, for example) adequately cool one i7 CPU and one GTX980, both non-OC'd?

Assume low-RPM fans in push-pull configuration.

 

And yes, I've seen this topic, but the numbers there are rather vague, and there are a lot of variables, such as types of fans or their RPM.

It'll work good as the wooden maker said.

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