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Originally Posted by spinky
somebody correct me if i'm wrong.
die 52.5
avg. water temp 44.7
air 21.2
@ 100 watts
isn't that a C/W of 0.313?
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C/W is dT/W or (Die temp - water temp)/watts (look at pH's graph)
(52.5 - 44.7)/100 = 0.078 deg C per watt
C/W values are proportional to the area of contact between die and waterblock/HSF. Therefore C/W values can not be directly compared from one thermal die simulator to another unless they have the exact same surface area.