Anyone use the White Water backwards???

zoson · 07-17-2003, 09:31 PM

Say you have your pump, you have the feed go out of the pump and split in a Y having each tube going to their own radiator. Then, from each radiator have the water enter the block without recombining, and use the block as a T to rejoin the water and return to your pump.

Has anyone tried this, or thought about it?
-Zoson

sevisehda · 07-18-2003, 02:04 AM

The only problem would be that you'd lose the direct jet of water onto the center of the die. If you wanted to go dual Rad it would be better to split combine then have it go through the block.

I made my own WW. My version has 4 3/8 exausts. I then use each one to cool another component. This way the WB acts as a manifold.

07-17-2003, 09:31 PM	#1
zoson Cooling Savant Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: X Posts: 204	Anyone use the White Water backwards??? Say you have your pump, you have the feed go out of the pump and split in a Y having each tube going to their own radiator. Then, from each radiator have the water enter the block without recombining, and use the block as a T to rejoin the water and return to your pump. Has anyone tried this, or thought about it? -Zoson __________________ Core i7 930 @ 4254Hz 22x193 \| ASUS R3E 901 BIOS \| 12GB Mushkin Blackline 3x4GB @ 1547MHz 7-8-7-24-1N \| Lian Li PC-A10B 2x EVGA GTX275 SLI @ 720/1266/1566 \| 2x 80GB Intel X25-M G2 SSD Raid 0 \| 3x 1TB Samsung Spinpoint 7.2K Raid 5 \| Corsair 950TX H2O \| Enzotech Sapphire Rev.A \| EK-FB RE3 \| Swiftech - 2x MCW60/GTX275 Unisink, MCP655b, MCRes Micro.v2 \| 3x HWLabs SR1-120 あなたの神への弓 Time isn't wasted, when you're gettin' wasted.

07-18-2003, 02:04 AM	#2
sevisehda Cooling Savant Join Date: May 2003 Location: NY Posts: 234	The only problem would be that you'd lose the direct jet of water onto the center of the die. If you wanted to go dual Rad it would be better to split combine then have it go through the block. I made my own WW. My version has 4 3/8 exausts. I then use each one to cool another component. This way the WB acts as a manifold.

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