Actual setup:
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Actual setup:
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it's really excessive dude .. cant say much since this is the xtremesystems ..
but putting another pump in the loop will increase the temps .. but that's your design
How do you figure that?Originally Posted by Serpentarius
it's really excessive dude .. cant say much since this is the xtremesystems ..
but putting another pump in the loop will increase the temps .. but that's your design
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That has got to be one of the coolest Cosmos I've ever seen using water. Very nice man!
Gotta have the dual DDCs for the Storm I guess.
Hi there. The set up looks nice; however, i have to suggest a loop configuration change. Splitting lines to two different sources (e.x. video block, nb block) is a very bad idea. Since these two blocks will have different pressure drops across them the flow through them will be different. Generally, this means the flow through the NB block is excessive, and the flow through the video block is poor resulting in poor performance in the video block. Run everything in series and it should be better temp wise. The only place this may not apply is the memory blocks as they will be extra restrictive due to the low diameter tubing. I suggest pump1->pump2->radiator->video->NB || Memory->CPU->pump1. || meaning run parallel instead of series.
Other wise NICE JOB!
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