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Re: new water loop, very hi temps with QX9650. adv
Montag, 21. Januar 2008, 23:14
Thanks for the reply. I had a AC t-line temp probe in the water loop, but after installing all PC parts, it didn't work...think the metal inside the wires got broken. So, do not know water temp now.
I tried to take the temp probe out to replace it, but it is stuck in the metal PNC t-line fitting.
I tried to take the temp probe out to replace it, but it is stuck in the metal PNC t-line fitting.
Zitat von »hobbes«
1. forget bios temperatures, that's just guesswork. try to measure the water temperature
2. 44 litres is fine.
Re: new water loop, very hi temps with QX9650. adv
Sonntag, 27. Januar 2008, 23:27
For what you got you need at least a Thermochill PA120.3 rad.
Where do you get this Crap? Higher flow does not mean lower temps... and this radiator you are atlking about is about 3 degree better then any other 360... So if you have a good setup you can measure at a maximum 3 degree.
Re: new water loop, very hi temps with QX9650. adv
Montag, 28. Januar 2008, 18:31
It's about €75 from an English shop I won't mention here. That's quite comparable to the Black Ice Extreme or the rads from Watercool.
I also don't want to listen to 1200 RPM fans. Here's another pint of view:
http://www.effizienzgurus.de/roundups/07radiatoren/dia/1.gif
...which case do you have that can fit 5x 360 rads? I might be interested in getting one too
I also don't want to listen to 1200 RPM fans. Here's another pint of view:
http://www.effizienzgurus.de/roundups/07radiatoren/dia/1.gif
...which case do you have that can fit 5x 360 rads? I might be interested in getting one too
Re: new water loop, very hi temps with QX9650. adv
Samstag, 9. Februar 2008, 00:29
Oh man really, he is talking about flow over 60l/h and about microstructure coolers. The Xt Di itselfs performs nearly the same if there is less flow.
But in fact you are talking about a maximum of 10degree at all. Think of two things:
1: Heat dissapation gets better the hotter the rad is.
2: He is using two Rads, which togheter works nearly like the one you pointed at.
Sorry to steal the tread, But is 60l/h enough ?
Im running somthing like 320l/h in my system
(22C room temprature and 28C water, 3x 120mm fans at 4,8V (40%))
Re: new water loop, very hi temps with QX9650. adv
Sonntag, 10. Februar 2008, 08:31
anything above 25l/h is fine.
r u from USA?
Admittedly, at higher flow rates of over ~2l/m you reach a point of diminishing returns. However, under ~1l/m the heat removal from common CPU blocks begins to loose effectiveness at a higher rate. It easily can be 4C worse at 0.4l/m.
On an average system this may not have any consequence. For higher end overclocked systems on the other hand it will matter, when taking other factors into account such as noise levels and temps during hot weather.
....no I won't play fetch and post links again. The data is freely available out there from both American and European sources. All you have to do is look for it.
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