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H100 RAD + H70 RAD+ H100 pump & 5.25"RES MOD
- Thread starter salsoul
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- #22
Glad its working out for you!!
thank you. it didnt cost that much if you dont take into account the money on the H70 & H100. tubing/barbs/jubilee clips/thermochill ec6 and xspc single res = roughly £45.
And worthy of a day off from work too. thoroughly enjoyed myself today.. there was a point that I could not source some G1/4 thread 6mm ID barbs.. ran around town for about 2 hours and eventually got them at plumbing center for £1.98 each..
The next time I do this im going to do it properly, but Im gonna wait until a GFX card that takes my fancy comes out.. my Ares still kicks serious *** and no know waterblock for it exsists so this is why I went this way..
Thank you to everyone who has helped me,
Peace
Sal.
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- Marietta, GA
That will not help cooling at all, why would you think that?
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- #25
I was thinking that the greater the volume of coolant the longer it will take to reach maximum threshold of the loop. it was just a thought.
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- #26
More water, more cooling is a logical jump (though not correct) for those not schooled in water cooling/thermodynamics. Go easy... explain why...
You are essentially right, but the cooling capacity will not increase. The time to be 'heat soaked' will take a bit longer with more water I believe...
M0r7..........
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- #28
You are essentially right, but the cooling capacity will not increase. The time to be 'heat soaked' will take a bit longer with more water I believe...
M0r7..........
guess Ive got reading to do
thanks for the HU
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damn, got beat to the punch...but yea, ^ this.
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- Alberta, Canada
Good job on the mod. IMO, the clear tubing looks much better than the stock H series tubing. And the added raddage will help with temps.
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