I'm measuring the heat load with a wattage measuring thingy that I install in between the socket and the heaters... Damned if I know what that's called in english. ^^
I'm measuring the heat load with a wattage measuring thingy that I install in between the socket and the heaters... Damned if I know what that's called in english. ^^
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Hey, is it as results of test difference between room temps and water tems like delta T? I have tested my old rad in my room and my temps are pretty good I think compared with this test as I have Black Ice Pro 3 (thin) triple fan rad. I tested with 3 and 6 fans at 5 (800 rpm), 7 (1200 rpm) and 12 (1800 rpm) volts. I tested fan placement as push, pull and push/pull with 6 fans, with 3 fans best was push and all the way 6 fans on push pul is the best.
Here is my test and I want to understad is it worth to upgrade to thicker rad or not, looks like not, no big boost if I understand correctlyMy room temp is ~ 23 degrees and results are water temps mesured after rad. Heat is from Q6600 @ 3800 1.56v, its aprox 235 wats. Sorry, imige is in my native language, but I think its easy to understand, "velk" means pull and "pūš" as pull!
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Kashelz, that's some really good data! Thanks for sharing.
It's hard to compare this to the above data though, simply because I don't know how much of the processor's heat actually gets dumped in the water.
How do you come up wit the estimate of 253W? Seems very high for a CPU.
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