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Originally Posted by Trekari
What I meant by that is a 4 pass design would spend more time inside the radiator than a two pass design at the same flow rate.
I know flow rate is important, I did not intend to imply that slower flow rates equal better performance. I may not know scientific data about watercooling, but I'm not /that/ naive.
-Jas
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But adding more passes does not cause the water to stay in the radiator longer. Think about it and you'll see why.
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What do you mean by turbulators?
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Something to mix up the water as it passes through. Improves performance somewhat.
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What kinds of cooling performance difference would I see in delivering the hot CPU water to the NB, and subsequently the GPU?
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Hot is a relative term here. You're looking at about one degree difference between the hottest and coolest parts of your loop with 1/2 tube and dual pumps most likely. Water holds a LOT of energy without getting much warmer.