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DDogg · 10-22-2004, 05:52 PM

Seems like when you think you are starting to understand something, a cold fish slaps you in the kisser to keep you humble.

I added another thermistor on my outlet so as to have one on inlet and outlet. Before that I made sure both agreed when exposed to several different temps. Basically, and I am really confused about this, there is no difference between inlet and outlet. If I really throw serious VCore like 2.2 at it there is a 1C difference.

How could this be? Gee, I actually thought I was starting to understand this stuff.

Would really appreciate some comment and help to understand this.

10-22-2004, 05:52 PM	#1
DDogg Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Texas Posts: 60	Inlet and outlet temps = no difference. How can that be? Seems like when you think you are starting to understand something, a cold fish slaps you in the kisser to keep you humble. I added another thermistor on my outlet so as to have one on inlet and outlet. Before that I made sure both agreed when exposed to several different temps. Basically, and I am really confused about this, there is no difference between inlet and outlet. If I really throw serious VCore like 2.2 at it there is a 1C difference. How could this be? Gee, I actually thought I was starting to understand this stuff. Would really appreciate some comment and help to understand this.