Ekwb Radiator Cooling Capacity at Gabriella Madden blog

Ekwb Radiator Cooling Capacity. The choice of radiator comes down to your case. So effectively only 300w of decent heat dissipation there. No, not enough rad to get decent temps. For example, an asus strix/tuf rtx 4090 block from ekwb will not work with a pny rtx 4090 and you need to take it apart to mount the gpu block. The rule of thumb is to use at least one 120mm radiator (section) per each water cooled component plus one additional section. This classic yet effective square shape of the fan casing provides optimal performance in either the pull (suction) or push (pressure) regime without. Overall, it appears that both ekwb and hardware labs agree that 480mm radiators offer more cooling performance than a 420mm radiator. A ‘big’ case, like the dark base 701 can fit 2 360mm radiators. Only with a slight change in the fan speed, the xe 240 radiator gains much more cooling power than the slim 240 model. You need at least one 240mm radiator to cool a 500w load, adding more radiators will bring down the noise and temperatures. Generally 100w per 120mm of rad space. Do another 240 or 360 on top of that one.

No, not enough rad to get decent temps. The rule of thumb is to use at least one 120mm radiator (section) per each water cooled component plus one additional section. Do another 240 or 360 on top of that one. For example, an asus strix/tuf rtx 4090 block from ekwb will not work with a pny rtx 4090 and you need to take it apart to mount the gpu block. This classic yet effective square shape of the fan casing provides optimal performance in either the pull (suction) or push (pressure) regime without. A ‘big’ case, like the dark base 701 can fit 2 360mm radiators. The choice of radiator comes down to your case. You need at least one 240mm radiator to cool a 500w load, adding more radiators will bring down the noise and temperatures. Overall, it appears that both ekwb and hardware labs agree that 480mm radiators offer more cooling performance than a 420mm radiator. So effectively only 300w of decent heat dissipation there.

EKWB EKQuantum Surface P420M XFlow Radiator, Triple

Ekwb Radiator Cooling Capacity The rule of thumb is to use at least one 120mm radiator (section) per each water cooled component plus one additional section. The rule of thumb is to use at least one 120mm radiator (section) per each water cooled component plus one additional section. A ‘big’ case, like the dark base 701 can fit 2 360mm radiators. Overall, it appears that both ekwb and hardware labs agree that 480mm radiators offer more cooling performance than a 420mm radiator. This classic yet effective square shape of the fan casing provides optimal performance in either the pull (suction) or push (pressure) regime without. So effectively only 300w of decent heat dissipation there. The choice of radiator comes down to your case. You need at least one 240mm radiator to cool a 500w load, adding more radiators will bring down the noise and temperatures. Generally 100w per 120mm of rad space. For example, an asus strix/tuf rtx 4090 block from ekwb will not work with a pny rtx 4090 and you need to take it apart to mount the gpu block. No, not enough rad to get decent temps. Only with a slight change in the fan speed, the xe 240 radiator gains much more cooling power than the slim 240 model. Do another 240 or 360 on top of that one.