Normal
The RAM will depend on the motherboard and the cooler. With the NZXT X41 for example, it's a thicker rad so that leaves less room for tall RAM, and then I have a X99 board with RAM slots on both sides of the CPU so tall RAM isn't very suitable. Ripjaws aren't too tall compared to some others so with a 115x socket board I think it'll be fine with a single fan at least. Trying to do push-pull with a thick rad wouldn't work.The reference coolers are loud at full load. I've tested a non-reference GTX780 though and it held up well. You can check out all the thermal testing data I've done at the link at the bottom of this page: http://www.kimeraindustries.com/blog/2015/2/13/thermal-testing-announcementIf you're not hypersensitive to noise and don't mind a bit of pump buzz then AIO for each the CPU and GPU will probably give best temps at fairly low noise.
The RAM will depend on the motherboard and the cooler. With the NZXT X41 for example, it's a thicker rad so that leaves less room for tall RAM, and then I have a X99 board with RAM slots on both sides of the CPU so tall RAM isn't very suitable. Ripjaws aren't too tall compared to some others so with a 115x socket board I think it'll be fine with a single fan at least. Trying to do push-pull with a thick rad wouldn't work.
The reference coolers are loud at full load. I've tested a non-reference GTX780 though and it held up well. You can check out all the thermal testing data I've done at the link at the bottom of this page: http://www.kimeraindustries.com/blog/2015/2/13/thermal-testing-announcement
If you're not hypersensitive to noise and don't mind a bit of pump buzz then AIO for each the CPU and GPU will probably give best temps at fairly low noise.
