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Originally Posted by nikhsub1
The interesting part of pH's idea is that if say 2-3 blocks were tested with and without the IHS, we can get an idea of what role the IHS actually has in terms of core temp. My thought is that the IHS will make the die temp go UP in a linear fashion regardless of the block when measuring CORE temps. I could be wrong but I don't think so. So, Block A reads 15C with IHS and reads 12C without IHS. Block B reads 14C with IHS and 11C without IHS. Block C reads 13C with IHS and 10C without. At least, I hope that is the case, in which case, couldn't the IHS be taken out altogether to remove that variable?
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I'm not sure I agree, in the strictest of senses. How many waterblocks would you have to test before you felt confident saying there is a linear offset, so then no need to test with an IHS - 3? 4? 5? It would only take ONE block not in agreement to disrupt this 'conclusion.'