radiator size check

[courtiousdoge]

my case:corsair obsidian 750d airflow edition

i will be using ek xe series radiator (which r super thick) and i will be mounting  radiators in the front and bottom 

my question is dat will those radiators be compatible and will my radiators be mountable and will i have enough space?

my build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/tbJc3C 

also can u recomend a better case 4 my watercooling needs

[AIJ]

The 750d is a very good case for water cooling, so I doubt it will be incompatible.

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/water-cooling-radiator/

 

if you find your radiator there, I'd add it to the part list. PCPP usually doesn't mess up compatibility.

[courtiousdoge]

2 minutes ago, AIJ said:

The 750d is a very good case for water cooling, so I doubt it will be incompatible.

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/water-cooling-radiator/

 

if you find your radiator there, I'd add it to the part list. PCPP usually doesn't mess up compatibility.

ya i couldnt find it (even with compatability filter off)

and how u get radiators on pcpp?

[AIJ]

2 minutes ago, courtiousdoge said:

ya i couldnt find it (even with compatability filter off)

and how u get radiators on pcpp?

It's a hidden link that's never getting updated, like

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/food/

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/case-accessory/

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/water-cooling-coolant/

 

I believe there are more, but I don't remember all of them.  

[courtiousdoge]

4 minutes ago, AIJ said:

It's a hidden link that's never getting updated, like

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/food/

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/case-accessory/

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/water-cooling-coolant/

 

I believe there are more, but I don't remember all of them.  

thnx for the info but (i don mean to be rude but) can u answer my question

[AIJ]

1 minute ago, courtiousdoge said:

thnx for the info but (i don mean to be rude but) can u answer my question

No, I can't really be sure, but with a 750d i personally wouldn't be bothered about ratiator compatibility

[courtiousdoge]

1 minute ago, AIJ said:

No, I can't really be sure, but with a 750d i personally wouldn't be bothered about ratiator compatibility

thnx 4 the info anyway

the more u know

[Senzelian]

21 minutes ago, courtiousdoge said:

my case:corsair obsidian 750d airflow edition

i will be using ek xe series radiator (which r super thick) and i will be mounting  radiators in the front and bottom 

my question is dat will those radiators be compatible and will my radiators be mountable and will i have enough space?

my build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/tbJc3C 

also can u recomend a better case 4 my watercooling needs

You have the case, so you should actually know if it fits or not.
You can simply measure it out.

Edited March 27, 2016 by Senzelian

[courtiousdoge]

1 minute ago, Senzelian said:

You have the case, so you should actually know if it fits or not.
You can simply measure it out.

umm no i dont have it with me once i decide about everything i will order it (i should have mentioned it sorry)

[Senzelian]

1 minute ago, courtiousdoge said:

umm no i dont have it with me once i decide about everything i will order it (i should have mentioned it sorry)

Oh I thought you had the case already.
Well then have a look at this guy. He has fairly thick EK rads in there and still quite a bit of space left. I'm sure you can fit almost anything in that case:
http://cdn.overclock.net/d/d6/d662c124_w92t.jpeg

[courtiousdoge]

4 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

Oh I thought you had the case already.
Well then have a look at this guy. He has fairly thick EK rads in there and still quite a bit of space left. I'm sure you can fit almost anything in that case:
http://cdn.overclock.net/d/d6/d662c124_w92t.jpeg

umm he doesnt have a radiator in bottom

 

[Senzelian]

16 minutes ago, courtiousdoge said:

umm he doesnt have a radiator in bottom

 

Why do you want a rad in the bottom anyways? It would get really hard to cable manage and look pretty bad.

[courtiousdoge]

17 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

Why do you want a rad in the bottom anyways? It would get really hard to cable manage and look pretty bad.

thee more rad capacity 4 me da better becuz i live in a hot climate such as india

[courtiousdoge]

19 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

Why do you want a rad in the bottom anyways? It would get really hard to cable manage and look pretty bad.

also according to jayz 2 cents if ur overclocking u want 240mm rad for each part

[Senzelian]

1 hour ago, courtiousdoge said:

also according to jayz 2 cents if ur overclocking u want 240mm rad for each part

JayzTwoCents talks a lot of nonsense.
It's nice to have a 240mm radiator for each part, but isn't needed at all. He means that a 240mm per part is a good mix between size and cooling performance.
But you only really need a 120mm radiator per part. If you don't believe me, just look at graphics cards like the Fury X, which runs really well with just one, pretty slim radiator.

With one 360mm and one 240mm radiator you'll be more than fine, even if you're sitting in the desert.

[Jidonsu]

If you're gonna spend $5k on a PC build, you should consider getting a case from Caselabs. You won't have compatibility issues with most of the popular water cooling friendly ones. 

[courtiousdoge]

On 3/28/2016 at 6:33 AM, Jidonsu said:

If you're gonna spend $5k on a PC build, you should consider getting a case from Caselabs. You won't have compatibility issues with most of the popular water cooling friendly ones. 

5k is my budget and i m not more than 200 dollars above it and most of em dat fit my needs r 500-600 dollars (exculuding the mercury s8 which is simply too big)

[xgn]

On 26.3.2016 at 7:20 PM, courtiousdoge said:

also according to jayz 2 cents if ur overclocking u want 240mm rad for each part

Thats just a rule of thumb its all relative i have 450mm per part combined but then i get less noise

[courtiousdoge]

32 minutes ago, xgn said:

Thats just a rule of thumb its all relative i have 450mm per part combined but then i get less noise

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