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XyBeRWaReZ · 10-27-2006, 02:44 PM

Damn you guys are good! Thanks ricecrispi for that info it helps me out a ton. But I'm wondering how all these different types of unit handle ice cold water?

See I'm not actually using it for watercooling a system but to cool down the internal temperate of the case. The system is already water cooled btw. I just want to eek out every last inch of performance in my rig and I don't mind investing that lil extra to get an extra core and pump. It's only really a one time purchase anyway unless of some time of major disaster, but that is highly unlikely.

So it'll be used to run ice cold water through and have fans pushing air through it to push in ice cold air.
Is it really a considerable difference when transfering ice cold water through than not water from a waterblock?
I'm not exactly sure of the change in thermal dynamics of something like this would be.

10-27-2006, 02:44 PM	#9
XyBeRWaReZ Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: In the MIddle of Nowhere! Posts: 68	Re: Best Radiator/Core Out Today? Damn you guys are good! Thanks ricecrispi for that info it helps me out a ton. But I'm wondering how all these different types of unit handle ice cold water? See I'm not actually using it for watercooling a system but to cool down the internal temperate of the case. The system is already water cooled btw. I just want to eek out every last inch of performance in my rig and I don't mind investing that lil extra to get an extra core and pump. It's only really a one time purchase anyway unless of some time of major disaster, but that is highly unlikely. So it'll be used to run ice cold water through and have fans pushing air through it to push in ice cold air. Is it really a considerable difference when transfering ice cold water through than not water from a waterblock? I'm not exactly sure of the change in thermal dynamics of something like this would be.