My "murder" project.

[charles_h]

Ture, that's part of it. But an even greater reason is that the central inlet is positioned in the center of the block (duh!), which is right over the core under the IHS. By using the normal inlet the water is directed straight at the core, giving the best heat absorbtion. I don't know how much of a temp difference we're talking, i'm not sure it has been tested, but i know the theory is right.

I'd be curious to know the difference too. It's my understanding (and I hope to be corrected if I'm wrong) that whether the coolant is directed "straight at the core" as you say, or from the side - essentially it's archiving the same net result. I don't think of it like water coming out of a hose but more like an enclosed, pressurized fluid system - despite the fact that it's a very low pressure loop, I believe it still follows the same principle.

Niceee case you got there, good jobe mate
one question:
what cable sata is this, the model, i don't know. I liked the material of it, is very cool!!
thanks, congrats more one time

Thank you.

The SATA cable is covered in nylon sleeving. Techflex Flexo PET to be exact.