Asetek VapoChill Micro Interpreting C/W: For every watt (CPUw) that the CPU consumes, the HSF will limit the CPU's temperature rise to (C/W x CPUw) plus the temperature at the HSF's fan inlet. For example, at an ambient temp of 25 C, a C/W of 0.25 with a CPU radiating 50 watts means that CPU temp will increase 50 x 0.25 = 12.5 C over ambient temp, or 37.5 C. The lower the C/W, the better. http://www.overclockers.com/articles1257/ |
Variables to consider in air cooling (total C/W) - Heatsink - Air velocity (fan) - Air inlet temp - TIM C/W Variables for W/C - Radiator - Pump - Radiator environment temp - TIM C/W - Block - Air velocity (heat exchange to radiator) - Air bubbles in system Variables = Excitment in life;) |
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