Heat output vs Thermochill PA 120.3

[PCTC2]

Hey guys, especially you Aigo...

Just wondering what you guys would think the total heat output of an OC'd i7 920 @ 3.6GHz, 1.3v, and 2x GTX 260 Core 216 55nm @ 700/1509/2140 would be...

and if it would be below the 400-500W heat dissipation of my PA 120.3. I know my i7 is probably throwing out a good 130W, so would the GTX 260s be below 150W each? heh.

Thanks for any input.

If not, it would look like I would need to find a way to fit a MCR220 and a MCP355 w/ XSPC top in my case...

 

[PCTC2]

AIGO. WHERE ARE YOU?

 

[aigomorla]

Fit the 220.

:X

 

[PCTC2]

That is what I was afraid of. Thanks Aigo.

 

[aigomorla]

Originally posted by: PCTC2
That is what I was afraid of. Thanks Aigo.

its not just that.

i think your after silence too.

extra rad means less noise on the fans because you can downvolt more.

 

[PCTC2]

I'm not one of the ones after silence. This is my performance rig, not my daily use rig. For daily use, I use my Q6600 (MCR320 w/ fans on lowest voltage to spin) and my laptop. Do you think with my Zalman ZM-F3's ramped up to full RPMs, the Thermochill could handle the load? I don't want to mount an MCR220 off the back and I have no room to mount it on the side mounts. Not to mention finding room for the pump... I'm trying to keep this build internal.

 

[aigomorla]

then can you fit a 480?

Or possibly if the 220 is too big, an additional 120?

 

[PCTC2]

I actually might be able to fit a 120 into the existing loop. Only a 360 fits up top but I might be able to fit a 120 on the exhaust fan. XSPC RX120?

So then my loop would be Res->D5->PA120.3->ApogeeGTZ->RX120->MCW60-B->MCW60-B->90deg fitting->Res