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Halo_Master · 11-23-2003, 03:32 PM

Cathar,

I am sorry,

don't have and can't get actual information about the flow.
I see enough water moving in my bayres and my lines are pretty hard and stiff, so there is enough pressure i guess.

The air going through my rad is about 24 C
the cfm my rad is actually pulling through(pull-set up) will be about 40 CFM.

The watertemp is 29C

I don't have any numbers with stock heatsink, i only used WC ing with this mobo and cpu. I have used a silverprop cyclon 5 SP , gave me lower temps, but i used both rads to cool that one.

The high temps don't concern me much, but the difference between idle and load is just too big.

11-23-2003, 03:32 PM	#4
Halo_Master Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Netherlands Posts: 44	Cathar, I am sorry, don't have and can't get actual information about the flow. I see enough water moving in my bayres and my lines are pretty hard and stiff, so there is enough pressure i guess. The air going through my rad is about 24 C the cfm my rad is actually pulling through(pull-set up) will be about 40 CFM. The watertemp is 29C I don't have any numbers with stock heatsink, i only used WC ing with this mobo and cpu. I have used a silverprop cyclon 5 SP , gave me lower temps, but i used both rads to cool that one. The high temps don't concern me much, but the difference between idle and load is just too big. __________________ Intel PIV 3200@3840 DFI Lanparty pro875B 1024mb(2x512) ocz pc3700EB(2.5-2-2-5) Lian Li pc6070B Ati Radeon X800XT PE creative audigy 2 Silicon Graphics F180 (18,1 inch TFT) and nec-mitsubischi 930sb(black) jpiperformance V5 external watercooling(black) containing: -iwaki md20R -2x xlr120 rads -swiftech mcw6002