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the ultra kaze will be perfect for the GTX. check out the review. http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=221899

thanks i will give her a look over

Thanks for the input guys! i think the deltas would have scared the family out of the room. On second thoughts i should have gone delta`s

I say dont worrie about the GPU block. get rid if the gpu asap and go 5970 with WB.

What all are you planning to cool? If you're not cooling a ton of things then a fan around 1500RPM will probably be decent. At around that speed most rads seem to perform about the same (in terms of heat dissipation). If you are cooling a lot, or want really low temps, then you're going to need high RPM fans (like 2k or more) and of course those are going to be a lot louder. CFM wise, it seems to me like most fans move about the...

You could always get 6 fans and do a push pull.

Has anyone ever seen a switch / knob to redirect flow of water? I want to extend my cooling loop outside of my case with an externally mounted rad, but I want it to be completely descrete. I just do not know what term I should be searched. I saw some dodgy ones at home depot... they did not look safe, a combo of steel + al = no go with copper, thank you very much.

Ahh see I just have 2 single pole double throw switches. So to even just do 12v to 7v, with no 5 volts involved I'm looking at either 2 SPDT or one DPDT? Hmmm alright. I can see how it all works on there. Thanks again for all the help. Too bad I can't get 12v to 7v on one SPDT.

Keep posting those pictures. What other custom waterblock jobs have you got? It's really interesting.

If i read it correctly you want to cool your gfx and chipset? If so,i think you will need more than a 120 rad. I used to have the 120.2 rad with built in res,they save a lot of work trying to find a plce for a seperate res