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orev · 05-10-2002, 01:35 PM

Hmm, running in series is starting to sound better and better...

I'm also planning on cooling my chipset and GF4 card, so making sure that everything is the same in a split system would be tough.

I've been using temperature software to monitor things (still on air right now), and I've noticed that 1 CPU is always hotter than the other. Not sure if it's just a location thing or it actually does run hotter.

My guess would be to run the input to the cooler one first, then on to the hotter one, then to the chipset and GF4 card. Does that make sense?

05-10-2002, 01:35 PM	#6
orev Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 35	Hmm, running in series is starting to sound better and better... I'm also planning on cooling my chipset and GF4 card, so making sure that everything is the same in a split system would be tough. I've been using temperature software to monitor things (still on air right now), and I've noticed that 1 CPU is always hotter than the other. Not sure if it's just a location thing or it actually does run hotter. My guess would be to run the input to the cooler one first, then on to the hotter one, then to the chipset and GF4 card. Does that make sense?