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Unread 09-10-2002, 05:03 PM   #48
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Originally posted by Skulemate
If your coolant is mixing together then you'll have warm water... the "cool" water returning from the rad would mix with the "hot" water returning from the block, and when they mix in the reservoir, voila, you have warm. This would hurt the effectiveness of both the block and the rad since you're lowering the delta T in both for no good reason. I could see this working in a two chamber reservoir setup, but then you'd have to match the flow in both loops or one reservoir would drain into the other. If I'm missing something, please set me straight folks.
Well, you're right about one res draining into the other one, that's for sure.

We covered this in another thread here

I suggested sticking the rad loop outlet into the CPU loop inlet. It'd be near impossible to match the flow rates though, they're always going to be different.
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