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jaydee · 02-24-2006, 08:00 PM

On the right track Ben. I just can't understand why it is such a ridiculous idea to do the testing in a real world situation and environment. Why are temps so important when the difference between the top 6 water blocks is less than 6C? We have proven how hard it is to accurately get valid and accurate temps on a CPU based system. I am also suggesting it is not really necessary to do so in the first place. If the computer systems performance is unnoticeably changed with a 6C + temp change then why put all the emphasis on temps as opposed to noise, ease of use and over all appearance?

Why pH is acting like Bill I am not sure. His response is odd. Can't answer the questions or refuses to or thinks the questions are to low class to bother with and then attack the poster. Sounds oddly familiar.

Anyway Joe, good luck man. I tried to suggest a method that would give usable results and will not take such a load of cash and high learning curve to do so maybe someone would do something here but I forget we are to holy for such. Could simply add to the review temp measurements are on board and not to be taken to seriously and all major performance data is based on computer performance and not temps. At least you could get some content going and if nothing else let people know how well the products looks, sounds and how easy it instals. Lots of people would prefer ease of use and looks over a couple extra C cooler. But whatever.

02-24-2006, 08:00 PM	#40
jaydee Put up or Shut Up Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Spokane WA Posts: 6,506	Re: How would you re-structure ProCooling? On the right track Ben. I just can't understand why it is such a ridiculous idea to do the testing in a real world situation and environment. Why are temps so important when the difference between the top 6 water blocks is less than 6C? We have proven how hard it is to accurately get valid and accurate temps on a CPU based system. I am also suggesting it is not really necessary to do so in the first place. If the computer systems performance is unnoticeably changed with a 6C + temp change then why put all the emphasis on temps as opposed to noise, ease of use and over all appearance? Why pH is acting like Bill I am not sure. His response is odd. Can't answer the questions or refuses to or thinks the questions are to low class to bother with and then attack the poster. Sounds oddly familiar. Anyway Joe, good luck man. I tried to suggest a method that would give usable results and will not take such a load of cash and high learning curve to do so maybe someone would do something here but I forget we are to holy for such. Could simply add to the review temp measurements are on board and not to be taken to seriously and all major performance data is based on computer performance and not temps. At least you could get some content going and if nothing else let people know how well the products looks, sounds and how easy it instals. Lots of people would prefer ease of use and looks over a couple extra C cooler. But whatever.