can the tubing be modded to a larger radiator for better cooling?
1513851
Hi,its not recommended to change the radiator. The cooling capacity should be enough for any graphics card. Best regards,Jens
1513852
Hi, its not recommended to change the radiator. The cooling capacity should be enough for any graphics card. Best regards, Jens
963734
As far as i know, there is no way to modify the space on the Climapak-Insulin Cooler. About all you can do is take the top off your pen to make it shorter. I was not very satisfied with the Climapak as it did not seem to perform as I hoped. I ended up spending a lot of money on it and never using it.
886636
Yes, BUT, it fits into the freeze plug BEHIND the injection pump. I would recommend a heater for the lower radiator hose or a magnetic heater unless you have the pump off.
119303
I have this and would not use it like that, would trust the 140mm mounting but not the 120mm on the plastic alone. Instead get a single 120mm fan shroud at least 1" thick and use the 120mm fan. This will eliminate any flat spots (center and outer) in cooling on the radiator. There are plenty of high quality 120mm fans.
1489351
Honestly I think the H100i is the biggest you can fit without modifying the case. It's a tight squeeze with fans mounted on the Radiator.
162607
should be able to put this one in with no problem Hayden Automotive 402 Ultra-Cool Tube and Fin Transmission Cooler
2093383
yes, the only modification was the 2 locking rings on the heat pipes. It's too small for the pipe, I split mine and it went over and haven't had any problems yet.
890275
Probably not plus you'll have a lot of splashing from the output. I imagine you could extend the intake and out take tubes but it's probably not a good idea. I leave mine running during water changes but I'm in around that 8" mark.
1833595
Yes it can, make sure that your cooler is designed to convert to heat mode or else you will damage the cooling unit and fan.
1405543
I am sure you could rig up a way, but why would you want to?...the stock fan is amazing and probably 1/3 of the price of this cooler. Plus it's a 150mm fan that moves a ton of air and is quiet. I use an SP120 at my rear exhaust on my case in tandem with this cooler keeps my 4770k nice and cool.
1558442
Preferably into the radiator, but you'll have to make sure you have room for the whole bottle. Otherwise the overflow jug works, but it will take longer to circulate.
1150777
I don't see why not. Basically, what it does is make the water "wetter" to increase thermal transfer efficiency - but it would be a good idea to call your dealer and/or search the internet to find if there is information out there that would indicate you shouldn't use it. I'm 95% sure it would be OK - but it's always good to check around ;)
929328
Not very long, I popped open my case to check, It's 12". That was the tricky part, i purchased a corsair case with a 10-40mms fan, and it wasn't super easy to stretch the radiator
170429
I do not believe so! You are not changing the cooling system just adding better prevention. There is casting crap in the system that this will remove!
1268932
Yes, but from what I can see you will have to put it in the small case and on top as shown in the image on Amazon's web site. https://www.flickr.com/photos/48137161@N00/sets/72157644936752992 for more images. I have a 2x140 Radiator install in my top unit 2 of them.
78240
Most likely not, but that depends if you are using an ssd or hdd. You can have ssd mounted on the bottom or the back of the case, but a traditional hdd may not work with the radiator in the front
445217
Yes! I just did a build with an H100i in this case. Works perfectly, almost.I am not sure how Stefan had to modify. I installed the radiator on top with fans below. The case is designed for a 240mm radiator to fit. The only complaint I have is that the screw heads on top don't sit totally flush with the magnetic air filter, but you don't really notice unless you are looking close.