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1st February 2003, 08:24
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| [M] Reviewer/HWBot ***** Join Date: May 2002
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 |  PC60 @ loveno.be watercooling parts @ cosh computersysteme (.de)
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2nd February 2003, 14:41
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| NiCe dude  i luv the lian li pc60 |
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2nd February 2003, 18:46
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| Why did you place the Radiator on top?? |
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2nd February 2003, 18:52
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2nd February 2003, 19:01
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2nd February 2003, 19:11
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| stay polite pls  You answered your own question: hot air goes to the top of the case, and it gets pulled out by the top blowhole. If i would have placed the rad at the bottom, it would suck hot air in.
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2nd February 2003, 20:40
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nyway: If you place the rad at the bottom, it would suck cold air from outside into the case...or am I mistaken?? The air in the case is hotter at the top, then at the bottom... (I guess) | |
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2nd February 2003, 21:04
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| yes, but if you put the rad at the bottom, the rad would heat up the air, before it gets in the case, giving you a high case temp. |
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2nd February 2003, 21:24
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| Like jakkerd said, you would blow all the heat generated from your cpu/gpu/... into your case, that doesn't make sense. By the way, the air in your case isn't that hot if you use watercooling.
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2nd February 2003, 21:31
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| AAHHH!!!... It all fits together   srr for the hard words RB... and Tnx for the explanation |
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