Can anyone rate the primochill Typhoon III?

[bluehaze]

You keep missing the point. Can we agree that a thermostat is designed to raise the temperature and hold it at a desired range? If you can agree to this then you should be able to agree to the fact that a thermostat is NOT maximizing the cooling efficiency of the system, which is what we are after with water cooling out computers. This is the point I have been trying to make to you the whole time.

And why aren't we on topic? you did bring up thermostats didn't you?

I'm not missing the point LOL I'm the one that was making the point remember? The point was thermostats are used to regulate flow in the automotive industry and via regulating that flow are able to increase or decrease temperatures. Doesn't matter how or why the thermostat works...the point is altering the flow changes the temperatures as you yourself are admitting by trying to explain it to me

Perhaps the same premise is not noticeable with watercooling a computer because the temps are miniscule by comparison but the point remains the same if regulating flow rate through a car radiator changes temps then same can be said for regulating flow through a computer radiator albeit evidently on a much more miniscule scale. <- And that was the answer to the question I was asking, it's not worth it because adjusting flow rates is not going to make much if any difference be it increasing or decreasing flow.

Thanks