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Blackeagle · 02-16-2003, 08:17 PM

BillA

I understood your use of hit. Thank you for that and the link. I just checked out the graf you posted along with since87's info on the math.

Now let's see if I'm getting the use of C/W right.

If I O/C a CPU up high and it is putting out a estimated 140 watts of radiated heat, and I'm useing a strong pump with a flow of 3gpm and my C/W is as in the last point on BillA's graf aroung 2.19 then my heat load on die would be 30.66C over ambient. Or a real die temp of 55.66C at a room temp of 25C.

Would this be right? (Allowing for a smoke and mirrors starting heat output?) Thanks.

02-16-2003, 08:17 PM	#39
Blackeagle Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: U.S.A = Michigan Posts: 1,243	BillA I understood your use of hit. Thank you for that and the link. I just checked out the graf you posted along with since87's info on the math. Now let's see if I'm getting the use of C/W right. If I O/C a CPU up high and it is putting out a estimated 140 watts of radiated heat, and I'm useing a strong pump with a flow of 3gpm and my C/W is as in the last point on BillA's graf aroung 2.19 then my heat load on die would be 30.66C over ambient. Or a real die temp of 55.66C at a room temp of 25C. Would this be right? (Allowing for a smoke and mirrors starting heat output?) Thanks.