Cooling water cooling a shuttle

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  1. Burnout21

    Burnout21 Is the daddy!

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    hey guys got a question, i wait to set up a loop in a shuttle believe its a SN145G2? so i would like to know wat the smallest pump, block i can get? iv got a 80mm black ice rad lieing around will that on its own be good enough, iv got a XP-M 2500 to put in it and i know that will drop the temps at stock speeds and volts, may even push it back up to 2.4GHz?
     
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  2. AWACS

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    laing ddc should be the smallest pump on the market
     
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  3. M_D_K

    M_D_K Minimodder

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    Go 10mm it will be easy to cool, probably a lang or a C-MAG would do the job

    morgan.
     
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  4. Atomic

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    I've got a Xice Socket A block thatll take 10mm tubing for sale if your interested...
     
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  5. Burnout21

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    how much for that block?
     
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  6. Atomic

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    £30inc sound ok? Its a heavy bugger!

    Don't live in Norwich by any chance?
     
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    Any small-bore system will work nicely. An 80mm fan rad will not be enough for cooling though.
     
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  8. Leeum

    Leeum What's a Dremel?

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    Agreed, I'd try and make an aluminium bracket or something similar to hold a BIX onto the back.
     
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  9. Burnout21

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    i will wait until it arrive and make my decisions when i get an idea on how big it is?
     
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  10. Burnout21

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    it is a xpc SN41G2, that is on its way. is there a way of mounting a rad in the top with moving the PSU and still being able to use the 5 1/4 bay?
     
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  11. Atomic

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    You can mount a single 120mm rad off the back of the shuttle if you build some custom mounting plates.
     
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    Four holes and some long stand-off's would be enough...
    Or you could go for a large passive radiator like the Zalman reserator, Just fit the blocks and route the hoses out the back, easy as.
     
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  13. Burnout21

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    i like that idea, bit of a side track here, the shuttle has a 250w PSU and iv got a 68gt to put in it. now are these PSU any good? coz there is alot of 650w OMG look at at my flashy lights etc but there about as good as a 300w even less.
     
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  14. Atomic

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    The shuttle PSU will take everything you can fit in a normal shuttle.

    It is no cheapie pos!
     
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  15. Burnout21

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    how about the coolmaster aquagate? its prefilled and the load wont be that high coz its only cooling a xp-m.
     
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    Should work, but can it squeeze inside a Shuttle?
     
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  17. AWACS

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    don't think so... the 80mm version might... but then again it's not upgradeable
     
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    i just got to look at my shuttle, only a glace and it looks as if i can fit a 120mm rad in it at the top, what i am pissed about is i cant use my artic cooler on my 68gt!
     
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  19. AWACS

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    pffft... water cool it aswell if you're going to watercool
     
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  20. Burnout21

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    will a single 120mm handle that amount of heat?
     
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