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Re: temps :S
Dienstag, 25. Januar 2005, 17:13
Haha... I see where you are getting at and I don't want to start a flame war ;D, I see the advantages and disadvantages of both and I use both personally.
I'm an engineer (not by profession though) and in theory using perfect models, it can be describe mathematically that the larger mass flow rate that can be achieved using larger bore setups are an advantage.
But in reality, nothing is as perfect as it is on paper and there are many variables that are unknown to enable a true comparison.
But then, from what I have personally seen and my own experiences... I have had a lot better performance from 1/2" setups when higher temperatures are involved (i.e. CPU overclocking ~ 2.0V Vcore etc).
But what I have also experienced is that at less extreme temperatures (i.e. stock), there is a negligible difference in temperatures between the two styles and thus that is why I use 'lo-flo' equipment for the rest of my components. I have also justed upgraded to AC stuff too!
I'm an engineer (not by profession though) and in theory using perfect models, it can be describe mathematically that the larger mass flow rate that can be achieved using larger bore setups are an advantage.
But in reality, nothing is as perfect as it is on paper and there are many variables that are unknown to enable a true comparison.
But then, from what I have personally seen and my own experiences... I have had a lot better performance from 1/2" setups when higher temperatures are involved (i.e. CPU overclocking ~ 2.0V Vcore etc).
But what I have also experienced is that at less extreme temperatures (i.e. stock), there is a negligible difference in temperatures between the two styles and thus that is why I use 'lo-flo' equipment for the rest of my components. I have also justed upgraded to AC stuff too!
Re: temps :S
Mittwoch, 26. Januar 2005, 18:50
Zitat
with your current setup you are pumping the warm air into the case where it dam up
That would be true in a normal case, not in mine. ;D
I modded my entire case so that the only air passed though is on the right hand side. Here is a pic, you are the first to see it.
I modded a normal case to a desktop model. The place were the psu is mounted has been sealed off, the hard drives are in there too so they benefit from the cold air. The only hole to access the rest of the case is just big enought for the cables from the psu to fit through.
