Swiftech 240x?

[Br3tt96]

I saw somewhere, where people were doing a cpu/gpu cooling off the single 240x or even a 220x... Is that true? Obviously, you'd fittings and stuff, but would that be possible to run the GPU and CPU with good temps?

[W-L]

I saw somewhere, where people were doing a cpu/gpu cooling off the single 240x... Is that true? Obviously, you'd fittings and stuff, but would that be possible to run the GPU and CPU with good temps?

 

It would depend on the hardware but that would be very close to the bare minimum required which is 120mm rad space per component and ideally more for silent cooling. 

 

Also note the 240x or Swiftech expandable AIO cooler tends to suffer from QC issues as many individuals who have bought them have had issues out of the box or a short time down the road compared to other AIO solutions.

[Br3tt96]

It would depend on the hardware but that would be very close to the bare minimum required which is 120mm rad space per component and ideally more for silent cooling. 

 

Also note the 240x or Swiftech expandable AIO cooler tends to suffer from QC issues as many individuals who have bought them have had issues out of the box or a short time down the road compared to other AIO solutions.

I've been noticing some issues in the reviews. I was just debating a swiftech, h100i gtx, or even a h80i gt...

[airdeano]

for a minimal thermal advantage, you could cool the CPU & GPU, but no

overclocking on either and possibly faster fans. you'd deffo want to under

volt as much as possible to support a quieter rig for 240 radiator support.

[Enderman]

If you really need to WC your GPU, use a custom bracket+AiO or invest in a watercooling kit

dont buy an "expandable" AiO

[tomas710]

I saw somewhere, where people were doing a cpu/gpu cooling off the single 240x or even a 220x... Is that true? Obviously, you'd fittings and stuff, but would that be possible to run the GPU and CPU with good temps?

 

You can add another rad to the loop tho, if you're already getting a GPU waterblock and fittings...the pump is powerful enough.