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Originally Posted by Anarking
I want to drop a hint here about watercooling that will boost performance on it and get that C/W ratio to 0.00
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Huh? You cannot achieve 0.00 C/W with straight water cooling. Laws of thermodynamics aren't negotiable. Heat won't "flow" unless there is a differential, and a 0.00 C/W is a zero differential boundary.
To reach down to 0.00 C/W or lower, you would have to have active cooling and take the C/W of the whole rather than a particular boundary. Active means Peltier, phase change or other heat pump.
0.0 C/W means that the CPU is at ambient temperature.
Not that compression fittings are bad, mind you. They do reduce the restriction that you normally find at a joint.