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tgcgamekeeper 07-22-2001 11:00 AM

how long does it take before condensation sets in
 
and what steps should i take. to prevent the condensation

my set up
https://www.cpufx.com/Merchant2/grap...N5Z3COP400.gif Z3 intercooler

BladeRunner 07-22-2001 02:46 PM

Condensation is a very misunderstood thing you could in theory get it at less than 1°C under ambient, but it's unlikely you'd suffer all the factors that cause it to an extreme at the same time.

Here is a simple chart that shows the relationship between ambient temp, humidity, and the temp condensation is likely to start forming.

http://www.zytec.worldonline.co.uk/p...ationchart.gif

I've seen 10°C water temp on my system in a room ambient of 21°C and humidity of 50% and conensation was not an issue. To sum up If you are just water-cooling with a radiator and room temp coolant, (not using a peltier) and you don't live in the rain forrest condensation will not be a issue in your set-up. Leaks however are something you must check to be certian you haven't got.

*EDIT* for those that prefer it in °F Convert Fahrenheit to-from Celcius

tgcgamekeeper 07-22-2001 03:50 PM

chee tanks dude


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