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gone_fishin · 06-27-2002, 02:19 AM

Quote by Dix Dogfight

"Therefore we can conclude that low or high flow doesn't produce big/small temp differences of the water in the system.
Therefore any BS about faster flow in rad makes smaller tempdiff and thus produce much better cooling is a load of crap." end quote

Clarify something on your stance. When you state temp differences of the water, what are you comparing the water temp to? The ambient temp or the cpu temp or the inlet/outlet temp of the rad or block? If you mean high flow doesn't produce small temp differences between the inlet/outlet of either the rad or block then you are sadly mistaken.

06-27-2002, 02:19 AM	#31
gone_fishin Cooling Savant Join Date: May 2002 Location: Da UP Posts: 517	Quote by Dix Dogfight "Therefore we can conclude that low or high flow doesn't produce big/small temp differences of the water in the system. Therefore any BS about faster flow in rad makes smaller tempdiff and thus produce much better cooling is a load of crap." end quote Clarify something on your stance. When you state temp differences of the water, what are you comparing the water temp to? The ambient temp or the cpu temp or the inlet/outlet temp of the rad or block? If you mean high flow doesn't produce small temp differences between the inlet/outlet of either the rad or block then you are sadly mistaken. Last edited by gone_fishin; 06-27-2002 at 02:25 AM.