I think you're all wet. Copper's superior conductivity helps, just as in waterblocks, because it allows a smaller temperature delta between the hot and cold sides.
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Originally Posted by ibmkg
...(as there is not much heat to be removed due to the fact that they do not absorb much from fluid).
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The amount of heat is dictated by the PC's components. If I change my copper HC to an AL rad, would the CPU & GPU burn fewer watts?