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Arya 10/out./2017 às 19:52
[solved]A quick question about Radiator sizes.
I'm looking to build my first liquid-cooled PC, and want to run both the CPU and GPU off a single radiator. With an 8700K and a GTX1080Ti or similar, would a single 360MM EK radiator be enough to keep things cold? Thanks.
Última edição por Arya; 10/out./2017 às 19:57
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just.kamk /idle 10/out./2017 às 19:54 
TL;DR: yes.
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Arya 10/out./2017 às 19:56 
Escrito originalmente por you gonna have to belieeeeve:
TL;DR: yes.

Thanks. Thought so, but wanted to double-check.
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Bad 💀 Motha 10/out./2017 às 20:05 
240/280/360 is plenty for any stock CPU out there.

But yea I'd go big if going 8700K; those will get hot and suck alot of power.
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just.kamk /idle 10/out./2017 às 20:05 
Just btw.: if you intend to OC heavily, and / or really push the whole system, you should think about push/pull configuration - might get noisy otherwise.
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Big Boom Boom 10/out./2017 às 20:27 
Get 480mm or 540mm rad. Don't forget to grab an industrial chiller to make temp below ambient temp.
Última edição por Big Boom Boom; 10/out./2017 às 20:28
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Bad 💀 Motha 10/out./2017 às 20:29 
Escrito originalmente por Big Boom Boom:
Get 480mm or 540mm rad. Don't forget to grab an industrial chiller to make temp below ambient temp.

You really should just change your Steam name to *Sarcasm* or *Kappa* :steammocking::steamsalty:

But yea, I would ensure you buy a decent Case that will allow plenty of good airflow + 360 Rad placement; some like Corsair 460X or similar layout; doing a Push+Pull with your 360 Rad as well.
Última edição por Bad 💀 Motha; 10/out./2017 às 20:30
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Monk 10/out./2017 às 20:33 
If you want to overclock heavily, no. You want roughly a 120 for every stock component, double for overclocked.
So ideally you'd have a pair of 240's.

On the other hand, excessive radiators will allow you to run the fans slower and as such quieter for similar cooling, it's why I've gone with 2 480mm X 35mm rads to cool sli 1080ti and a 7900x, it's alot more than I need, but this way it'll be nice and quiet.

Are you looking at a full custom loop or ek's new aluminium fluid series ?

Edit, you only really need to consider push pull on really thick radiators like 60mm and up.
Última edição por Monk; 10/out./2017 às 20:36
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Arya 10/out./2017 às 21:44 
Escrito originalmente por Monk:
Are you looking at a full custom loop or ek's new aluminium fluid series ?

Edit, you only really need to consider push pull on really thick radiators like 60mm and up.

EK's range was my preffered choice, I'm new to Liquid and don't feel 100% confident taking on Full Custom yet. I'd still do it if that was my best/most cost effective option, but somewhat hesitantly.

Escrito originalmente por Big Boom Boom:
Get 480mm or 540mm rad. Don't forget to grab an industrial chiller to make temp below ambient temp.

An Industrial Chiller? What kind of casual do you think I am? I'm going to fit a complete air-to-water intercooler kit with it's own 580MM core. Only casuals and scrubs have idle temperatures above freezing point. :steamhappy:
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Bad 💀 Motha 10/out./2017 às 23:06 
Escrito originalmente por Monk:
Edit, you only really need to consider push pull on really thick radiators like 60mm and up.


Depends; most Cases usually are not designed to house beyond a 240mm Rad at the Top, so that usually means a Case design where 360 can fit in the front. If a Rad is going in the front, then I would generally always do push+pull, so the fans in the inside of the case can still provide good airflow towards the GPU and such.
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