Liquid Cooling Radiator Supporting Multiple Components?

[TRR]

I'm looking for a liquid cooling system that will allow you to hook up multiple components, making it possible to cool at least two CPU's with one radiator (I mean literally two physically individual CPU's). Preferably being compatible to a 120mm fan size, and also supporting a wide variety of CPU socket types. I've browsed around a bit but haven't found anything like this, which makes me doubt if it's even possible. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

Usually to do this kind of thing you get a custom loop, and then stick each component in series.

 

[TRR]

Alright, any products you might recommend on how one would go about doing this?

 

[Someone Somewhere]

...I'm not the watercooling guru here...

 

[hunter315]

Take a look over in the overclocking forum, that is where you are more likely to find those experienced with liquid cooling systems
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/forum-29.html

For the most part a liquid cooling system is custom. You have basic parts; reservoir, pump, CPU/GPU/chipset water blocks, and radiators. You can connect them together using the tubing and add multiple of each type of water block to the system, just make sure you have enough radiator surface area to get rid of all the heat. I don't have advise as to which water blocks or rads are the best so stop by the OCing forum for that.

 

[Saberus]

I'd also suggest a parallel config for cooling dual CPUs, it's more complex, but it will help keep CPU2 from running hotter because of the coolant already carrying the thermal load from CPU1.