>Electricity through water = short to ground through radiator
>(depending).
>electricity through water = copper waterblock conducting
>electricity on top of your cpu core.
Not necessarely. If you increase the volume of water the electrical current needs to pass, you are increasing its resistance also. So, it will always take the path of least resistance. This will probably keep itself in the reservoir , and between the copper probes. Cant say for sure thou. A valid point nevertheless.
Redleader :
Did your experiment use tap water? Or some sort of acidic solution (which is higly conductive) ?
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