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#Rotor · 09-06-2003, 07:29 PM

this seem to be a novel idea, to the world......

please here me out first...

what you are looking at there, is 4 blocks.

1 cpu block... and 3 others. a NB, GPU and hard drive block.
all of which are made in the pin-grid fashion. arguable the most restrictive of them all.

What I do is I use the restrictiveness of the blocks, to my advantage, by connecting them in parallel. the way I have it in that picture, is a 2 loop config.... the one loop is the CPU block only, the other loop, runs the 3 other blocks in series, this insures that the CPU sees the bulk of the flow.

here is what it looks like in action.

09-06-2003, 07:29 PM	#2
#Rotor Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Dione, sector 4s1256 Posts: 852	this seem to be a novel idea, to the world...... please here me out first... what you are looking at there, is 4 blocks. 1 cpu block... and 3 others. a NB, GPU and hard drive block. all of which are made in the pin-grid fashion. arguable the most restrictive of them all. What I do is I use the restrictiveness of the blocks, to my advantage, by connecting them in parallel. the way I have it in that picture, is a 2 loop config.... the one loop is the CPU block only, the other loop, runs the 3 other blocks in series, this insures that the CPU sees the bulk of the flow. here is what it looks like in action. __________________ There is no Spoon....