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Originally posted by gone_fishin
When it comes to a radiator, a little bit quickly adds up to the same as a lot slowly as far as flow goes. It's how efficient the heat transfer in the block is that should make a difference if the radiator is not overloaded by being too small or bad airflow through it for example. Also getting the heat out of the block as quickly as possible will keep excess heat from being stored in the metal of the block. I think faster flow with the right radiator and block designed for it should be better than a low flow settup.
my $0.02:shrug:
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From the few tests I have read (one at
Overclockers , the other at
PCReports (Need to use a translater on this one, its in German), the best blocks all had 10mm OD (3/8 OD) tubing, with only the Eheim 1046 or 1048 pumps. Oh, and the blocks had large amounts of surface area (unlike the Maze-3).