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    Which dual 120mm rad should I get?

    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Asete...(Oem-Brown-box)

    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Alpha...-Oem-Brown-box)

    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Aqua-...Radiator-31103

    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/XSPC-...Threaded-Ports)

    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/TFC-X...g-G1-4-Threads

    TBH they all look much the same to me, the only obvious difference is the price, from the looks of them the £15 one would perform the same as the £56 one, I already have an xspc 120mm rad in my loop, and as I am going to ordering an akasa infinity case which has a mount for a 120x2 rad, I figured that I should buy one and add it to the loop, but can justify the cheaper ones, but don't think I could justify over 50 quid, unless the performance is much much much better (you could buy 3 of the cheapest one for less than the TFC one, and 4 of them for only a couple of quid more and I think I have a pretty good idea what would be better lol)
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    Re: Which dual 120mm rad should I get?

    Think long term not short term.

    How much is your hardware worth?

    Dont skimp on a rad get the TFC

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    Re: Which dual 120mm rad should I get?

    ^^^^^^^^^^^

    Looks the same don't = same performance. Get the TFC one.

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    Re: Which dual 120mm rad should I get?

    tbh having a XSPC rad and res allready I would say the quality of xspc stuff is very very good anyway, <&#163;30 for the xspc one seems to make far more sense to me than going for the most expensive one.
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