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kusojiji · 12-30-2003, 05:35 PM

I'm sorry, my mistake, but I thought we were talking about LsuxOrz's problem.

From what I see in his picture, that system looks like it should work well enough. I made a mistake the first time I looked at it and thought that the rad had 120 mm fans on it. It looks like 80's now. Am I correct?

It also looks like he's using 3/8 inch hose instead of 1/2 inch. Is this also correct, LsuxOrz?

If so, I'd go 1/2 inch all the way unless that rad can't handle it. I don't know what fittings are on it and don't know what kind of back pressure it has.

But still, with only two waterblocks, it should work well enough. Unless, as you say, MMZ_Timelord, that the space is too warm, then it would have a hard time dissipating the heat.

12-30-2003, 05:35 PM	#19
kusojiji Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Japan Posts: 86	I'm sorry, my mistake, but I thought we were talking about LsuxOrz's problem. From what I see in his picture, that system looks like it should work well enough. I made a mistake the first time I looked at it and thought that the rad had 120 mm fans on it. It looks like 80's now. Am I correct? It also looks like he's using 3/8 inch hose instead of 1/2 inch. Is this also correct, LsuxOrz? If so, I'd go 1/2 inch all the way unless that rad can't handle it. I don't know what fittings are on it and don't know what kind of back pressure it has. But still, with only two waterblocks, it should work well enough. Unless, as you say, MMZ_Timelord, that the space is too warm, then it would have a hard time dissipating the heat.