How much radiator do I need?

[Classy_Pikachu]

Hey I have a question, Is a 480 rad good enough to cool an 6700K, two Titan Xs, and my MOBO chipset? Thanks for any feedback.

[LawrenceBarnes2013]

I'd go for a single 240 for the CPU and chipset, and another for the Graphics cards 

[pagani123]

not efficiently if you want to cool that your looking probably would say 1 240ish for cpu and 1 480 for the two titans 

[Moonzy]

well theres a rule that each component you add, add a 120mm rad thats atleast 30mm thick

so you should do fine, especially when the chipset and cpu dont kick out as much heat as the gpus lol

 

though adding a couple more rads is still better

[stealth80]

Cutting it, especially if you start overclocking. I run a 360mm for my CPU + chipset (240mm would be enough here) and a 360 + 240mm for my 2x 970s and the GPU loop gets toasty even though the cards never exceed 55C at 1418/7600.

 

I would go 240 for the CPU+chipset (go thick rad not 30mm) and maybe the 480 for the 2x titans (again go thick). That should leave plenty of room for overclocking whilst keeping your fans at nice low quiet speeds

[TidaLWaveZ]

You should go 240 for each component being cooled, otherwise you'd be better off on air. 

 

You'll want a 480 just for the two video cards and I'd go at least 360 on CPU + MOBO.

 

[shibbs]

A 240 for each component is a silly analogy. i.e. - A GTX 480 has a far higher power usage (and needs much more radiator) than a GTX 750. 

 

If you don't want noise, then yeah, go with more radiator. If you don't mind the fans spinning, then what you've got will be fine with a mild overclock. If you're going balls-to-the-walls, then you'll want more rad, and maybe to even separate the CPU and the GPU loop for maximum efficiency.