brothernod
02-09-02, 11:15 AM
I'm making my first waterblock. Since I've never even used watercooling before it's quite the undertaking.
here's my current question
What is the cross sectional area of your water channel??
what I mean is this. When water goes through a half inch tube a certain amount can fit at one time. That amount is (pi*r^2 = 3.14*.25^2 = about .2 square inches.)
How close is the cross sectional area of a single channel in your waterblock. To figure that out simply multiply the width of the channel by the depth of it.
thanks, this is really important for my design and since I can't take another one and measure it ...
once again, thanks.
here's my current question
What is the cross sectional area of your water channel??
what I mean is this. When water goes through a half inch tube a certain amount can fit at one time. That amount is (pi*r^2 = 3.14*.25^2 = about .2 square inches.)
How close is the cross sectional area of a single channel in your waterblock. To figure that out simply multiply the width of the channel by the depth of it.
thanks, this is really important for my design and since I can't take another one and measure it ...
once again, thanks.