Smirabi
05-24-04, 01:53 PM
Let's say I want to run a 1/2"ID system in complete silence (no fans)...
How many heater cores (the ones that can accomodate 2x 120mm fans, for instance) would I need to give me enough surface area to be able to keep temps within reason (<50C) without mounting fans to the radiators?
If the number is something like 3 or 4, that would be acceptable, but anything more than 4 would make the idea (that this question centers on) prohibitively difficult to execute.
because it may be relevant they system would have components equivalent to the following:
cpu: barton 2500M oc'd up to between 2200 and 2400mhz
pump: mcp600 r2
tubing: 1/2"ID tygon (or similar type)
WB: something on the order of a whitewater, RBX, or TDX [or a cascade if they ever come back ;) ]
Other blocks: possibly a (low to moderately restrictive) chipset and video card wbs, depending on if their addition would be cost effective.
if it would make a difference, you can assume that the radiators are set up in series or parallel, whichever you choose.
so, just to sum it up again, how many radiators (or how much radiator surface area) would someone need to run a WC system (at <50C) without any fans?
thanks for the feedback.
How many heater cores (the ones that can accomodate 2x 120mm fans, for instance) would I need to give me enough surface area to be able to keep temps within reason (<50C) without mounting fans to the radiators?
If the number is something like 3 or 4, that would be acceptable, but anything more than 4 would make the idea (that this question centers on) prohibitively difficult to execute.
because it may be relevant they system would have components equivalent to the following:
cpu: barton 2500M oc'd up to between 2200 and 2400mhz
pump: mcp600 r2
tubing: 1/2"ID tygon (or similar type)
WB: something on the order of a whitewater, RBX, or TDX [or a cascade if they ever come back ;) ]
Other blocks: possibly a (low to moderately restrictive) chipset and video card wbs, depending on if their addition would be cost effective.
if it would make a difference, you can assume that the radiators are set up in series or parallel, whichever you choose.
so, just to sum it up again, how many radiators (or how much radiator surface area) would someone need to run a WC system (at <50C) without any fans?
thanks for the feedback.