- Joined
- Aug 13, 2003
- Location
- Nashville TN
most if not all of the water cooling systems i have seen follow the same basic path IE:
pump > water block > resovoir > heater core > pump etc.
at least they look like they travel in that order
my basic question is this. I really like the idea of a submersible pump inside the resovoir like the one found here.
http://www.alphacool.de/upload/images/15115D.jpg
seems like it would damping any noise givin off by the pump as well as put both of these in a nice convenient place.
so back to the question. would there be any negitive effect in changing this order? i know the pump inside the water will heat the water up slightly so how bout taking a route like this?
Resovoir > pump > heater core > water block > resovoir etc.
this config would seem to cool the water after it has been heated by the pump but are there any ill effects that would be caused to the pump and system by operating in this manor IE high pressure drops?
pump > water block > resovoir > heater core > pump etc.
at least they look like they travel in that order
my basic question is this. I really like the idea of a submersible pump inside the resovoir like the one found here.
http://www.alphacool.de/upload/images/15115D.jpg
seems like it would damping any noise givin off by the pump as well as put both of these in a nice convenient place.
so back to the question. would there be any negitive effect in changing this order? i know the pump inside the water will heat the water up slightly so how bout taking a route like this?
Resovoir > pump > heater core > water block > resovoir etc.
this config would seem to cool the water after it has been heated by the pump but are there any ill effects that would be caused to the pump and system by operating in this manor IE high pressure drops?