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Re: Water Circuit Problem
Wednesday, April 6th 2005, 1:42am
Quoted from "mindwarp"
Ok thks but about the order do you think cpu-gpu or the other way arround is bether my problem here is that both components release a lot of heat won't the heat realeased from one component increase the temperature of the other?
Actually not as much as you would think as everything gets hot. The difference is negligible. There are solid reasons for splitting lines, but this is not one of them and as I indicated it is highly advanced water cooling. Do yourself a favor and don't split your lines or you will be :'( about burned up computers.
Re: Water Circuit Problem
Wednesday, April 6th 2005, 2:29am
The order doesn't really mater because the water temperature is almost the same at every place within your circuit.
It's time for one of my unique examples to explain this.
Let's start with a picture ;D
Imagine you would move your finger with a fast speed across the plates and finally put it in water. I would say you should be ok after this and could do it again and again
But what would happen if you move your finger slowly across the plates?
Mhhh, do you smell this too? :-X :
And now imagine the finger would be the water in your circuit, the plates are CPU, GPU and CS, and the water would be our radiator.
edit: I forgot something... KIDS, DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME!
It's time for one of my unique examples to explain this.
Let's start with a picture ;D
Imagine you would move your finger with a fast speed across the plates and finally put it in water. I would say you should be ok after this and could do it again and again
But what would happen if you move your finger slowly across the plates?
Mhhh, do you smell this too? :-X :
And now imagine the finger would be the water in your circuit, the plates are CPU, GPU and CS, and the water would be our radiator.
edit: I forgot something... KIDS, DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME!
Re: Water Circuit Problem
Wednesday, April 6th 2005, 3:36am
The order doesn't really mater because the water temperature is almost the same at every place within your circuit.
It's time for one of my unique examples to explain this.
Let's start with a picture ;D
Imagine you would move your finger with a fast speed across the plates and finally put it in water. I would say you should be ok after this and could do it again and again
But what would happen if you move your finger slowly across the plates?
Mhhh, do you smell this too? :-X :
And now imagine the finger would be the water in your circuit, the plates are CPU, GPU and CS, and the water would be our radiator.
edit: I forgot something... KIDS, DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME!
I'm lying on the floor... it's to stupid for my smashed brain... ;D
Or witsh other words: LOL!
But shoggy is right!
Man In Blue