WHAT!!
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Ok - one thing to remember is that the flow-rate at any point in the entire system is always going to be the same. What is going to change is the speed of the water
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The speed of the water
IS the flow rate. You are contradicting yourself.
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You can never have too-much flow-rate
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If your flow rate is too high then the water will not have time to cool in the radiator, therefore defeating the whole purpose of watercooling. There has to be a balance between flow resistance in your system and water flow. If you can never have to much flow then why not run 2" hose pumping 1,500 gph!
I dont mean to rip into someones reply but lets think things through.