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#Rotor · 06-29-2003, 10:37 PM

here is the best I can muster, with the primitive data acquisition devices to my disposal......

so take with big scoop of sugar, if you will. As per usual, temp are related to my rig as it stands and nothing else.

the rig:
A7N8X-D
Palomine 1700+
overclocked to the speed as on screen.

cooling:
heatercore shroud as per article I wrote.
pump: Beckett 530 GPH submerged.
block: Turbunator ( internal design as questioned) Pin-grid VDFC.
tubes: 3/8" ID.
fittings, unrestricted push.
number of block in system: 3 (CPU,GPU, NB).

ok now... I am using this website for the calcs and whatnot....
http://www.benchtest.com/calc.html

I hope they don't mind

the CPU, as best as I can tell, pumps this.

so What I did, was to take that as my heatload, and plug it into the CW calculator a bit down on the same page....
That got me this... along with the temps I get from them probes.

the one on the left, is under the CPU core.
the one on the right, is measuring the liquid temp as it leaves the radiator, on it's way to the reservoir, from where it gets pushed to a split between the CPU loop, and the GPU/NB loop. the 2 loops join again, just before it enters the Radiator.

the load is via Sysofts Burn-in, in an endless loop, running the CPU multi-media bench.

06-29-2003, 10:37 PM	#25
#Rotor Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Dione, sector 4s1256 Posts: 852	ok CW....... here is the best I can muster, with the primitive data acquisition devices to my disposal...... so take with big scoop of sugar, if you will. As per usual, temp are related to my rig as it stands and nothing else. the rig: A7N8X-D Palomine 1700+ overclocked to the speed as on screen. cooling: heatercore shroud as per article I wrote. pump: Beckett 530 GPH submerged. block: Turbunator ( internal design as questioned) Pin-grid VDFC. tubes: 3/8" ID. fittings, unrestricted push. number of block in system: 3 (CPU,GPU, NB). ok now... I am using this website for the calcs and whatnot.... http://www.benchtest.com/calc.html I hope they don't mind the CPU, as best as I can tell, pumps this. so What I did, was to take that as my heatload, and plug it into the CW calculator a bit down on the same page.... That got me this... along with the temps I get from them probes. the one on the left, is under the CPU core. the one on the right, is measuring the liquid temp as it leaves the radiator, on it's way to the reservoir, from where it gets pushed to a split between the CPU loop, and the GPU/NB loop. the 2 loops join again, just before it enters the Radiator. the load is via Sysofts Burn-in, in an endless loop, running the CPU multi-media bench. __________________ There is no Spoon....