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SureFoot said:Quick question: the way you put the heatercore is weird, why not putting in directly in front, with the fan pulling air into the case ?
invisible hand said:Does it matter?.... My temps seem good and I can feel the air flowing well through the heater core.
Also:
This took me all day and four dremal cutting discs. I used a 3% water wetter solution and my pH level are good..
Temp difference will be small enough not to be noticeable. But noise will be reduced (admitting your fan is *pushing* air) - the high pressure zone creates a low-frequency pulse that is quite loud.invisible hand said:Does it matter?.... My temps seem good and I can feel the air flowing well through the heater core.
Are you saying that he should change the setup so the air is being pulled through the radiator and then dumped into the case?SureFoot said:Very powerful setup, you'll get very good temps out of this
Quick question: the way you put the heatercore is weird, why not putting in directly in front, with the fan pulling air into the case ?
No.clocker2 said:Are you saying that he should change the setup so the air is being pulled through the radiator and then dumped into the case?
This would seem counterintuitive.
Don't you want the hot air evacuated from the case?
lithker said:i like how u have the pump setup. what nozzle are u using on the TDX?
my setup
clocker2 said:2.) Doesn't this assume facts not in evidence?
My case ambient is not significantly higher than the room ambient ( under 3-5 degrees higher typically), this is "noticable", but is it significant?