If you are going to keep them for a while, then yeah if you want to go ahead. If you use GPU only blocks you can use them on the 5800 cards as well if you ever upgrade.
Keep in mind a good 2 GPU loop with run about $250.
Well I am going to get this kit from PTS Petra's Tech Shop and this Petra's Tech Shop. I was also looking at the UD7 x58 mobo and it has built in chipset
waterblock so would I be able to cool the chipsets and 2 GPUS?
Your pump could definitely handle it however all that on a single 320 rad would be pushing it.
I would recommend adding an additional rad when you decide to cool the gpu's. Right now I'm cooling my CPU, GPU, and Mosfets, and running 1x320 and 1x220 rads.
Well I am going to get this kit from PTS Petra's Tech Shop and this Petra's Tech Shop. I was also looking at the UD7 x58 mobo and it has built in chipset
waterblock so would I be able to cool the chipsets and 2 GPUS?
If you do order the Res-top to go with the kit, give them a call and they should be able to knock the cost of the regular XSPC top from the kit price and save yourself some money.
Tell Alex or Quoc (they own/run the shop) that Andrew says hello.
Simple, one has a built in reservoir, and the other doesn't.
Look at the kit and see the clear acrylic top on the DDC pump. This is simply there to improve performance and the kit is designed to utilize a T-line.
The Reservoir top integrates a reservoir into the performance enhancing top and just makes things a little simpler.