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Re: Comparing Z370 to X299 2018/08/13 20:16:42 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby bg8780 2018/08/14 07:19:23
The configuration will show you what your expected heat output is and what the radiator will handle
It helped me determine if going to a slimmer radiator in the top of my case (to clear the VRM ) would have a negative affect. Still well over in cooling capacity versus expected thermal load of my CPU and GPU. This is with a 240 SE series for the top of the case and an 420 CE series for the 2nd radiator
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Re: Comparing Z370 to X299 2018/08/13 20:19:11 (permalink)
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The configuration will show you what your expected heat output is and what the radiator will handle
It helped me determine if going to a slimmer radiator in the top of my case (to clear the VRM ) would have a negative affect. Still well over in cooling capacity versus expected thermal load of my CPU and GPU. This is with a 240 SE series for the top of the case and an 420 CE series for the 2nd radiator


Oh awesome. I didn't see that part. Difficult to navigate on mobile. Thanks!
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Re: Comparing Z370 to X299 2018/08/14 07:01:15 (permalink)
One thing I just realized is the vertical radiator mount only supports 3x120mm. I'll have to mount my radiator (280mm, 2x140mm) on the top until I can make a custom loop.
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