Ok, this is a continuation of Cathars' C/W vs Hydraulic Power graph idea, and some of the discussion above. (not porn related though
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I have decided to integrate the dT from the HE120.2 rad into my waterblock dT graphs for the Nexxos XP and MCW6000, so that, hopefully, the result is a graph of CPU-ambient dT vs water flow rate. *Cringe*
I used this rad mainly because Cathars' PQ curves for the Nexxos and MCW6000 already include the rads flow resistance (as well as 2m of 1/2" tubing).
The air flow rate corresponds roughly to 2 Papst 4312L @ 12v.
Power into the waterblock is 71W as per PHs' testbed, and this power is assumed to be fully dissipated by the rad.
Note that I have not included pump heat... will have to deal with that issue another day
Also please consider this as strictly experimental
edit:
pH, where is the interactive system graphing tool?