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But you dont get any higher clocks being at 32C vs 40C load. Overclocking on liquid is not limited by the heat but by the temperature, you need to drop the temperature of the CPU far below ambient to decrease the resistivity of the transistors in the CPU and couple that with increased voltage to raise the cadence of the transistor switching allowing higher frequency.
Your essentially passing this off as being a short term benching machine that is intolerable to be around in the long term, but in reality your getting the same overclocking capabilities as 2 PA 120.3s and some SanAces that you could plop on your desk and use all day long (a relatively simple MM build)
excuse me for being critical but I can't see the point in all of this other than saying look how big my radiators are....
Last edited by SNiiPE_DoGG; 01-30-2009 at 10:25 AM.
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