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CheeseBall · 05-16-2004, 10:13 PM

You mean 10F being too small of a difference? I'm sure the actual CFM is closer to 120, and I don't THINK the rad was very dirty at the time of testing. But it could have been. w/ that much air going through, I wouldn't think 10C would be too small, but I wouldn't know. What's the norm?

I dunno if this info would be helpful or not. W/ my AMD 1.4ghz tbird at 1600mhz w/ 2.0vcore my temps were around 50C w/ the same mobo. That was WITHOUT the GPU block.

05-16-2004, 10:13 PM	#3
CheeseBall Cooling Savant Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Colorado Posts: 176	You mean 10F being too small of a difference? I'm sure the actual CFM is closer to 120, and I don't THINK the rad was very dirty at the time of testing. But it could have been. w/ that much air going through, I wouldn't think 10C would be too small, but I wouldn't know. What's the norm? I dunno if this info would be helpful or not. W/ my AMD 1.4ghz tbird at 1600mhz w/ 2.0vcore my temps were around 50C w/ the same mobo. That was WITHOUT the GPU block. __________________ ABIT NF7-S REV2.0 (vddmod, L12mod, heatsinks on everything) ¤ 1800+ NIUHB DLT3C ¤ Radeon 9800 Pro ¤ Chevette Heatercore ¤ 172mm fan ¤ Custom CPU Block ¤ Dangerden GPU Block ¤ Ehiem 1250 ¤ Antec True550W ¤ Last edited by CheeseBall; 05-17-2004 at 12:15 PM.