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360mm worth of rad, the rest is up to you (EKWB is a good place to start)

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Thinking of watercooling my Phantom 530. With a single titan X and z-107 based archetecture, what would be the best setup? 

you need at lest 1 120mm radiator each component. my best set up for my set up is a 360mm radiator for my 4670k and a 280mm radiator for my GTX 760

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