overkill WC - Page 6

piotke · 6th February 2004, 20:02

if you're cpu temp is 51°, your tubings feel warm.

6th February 2004, 20:40

Quote:

Originally posted by Tum0r
Some1 told me a RAD is more efficient as the flow is higher.
So cutting the flow on half would give u bad performance...

I used to think that if the flow is cut in half the water spends more time in the rad cooling off...

So what is it?

I'm sorry I made a little typo that seems to have confused you guys

I corrected it. Basicly I asked if 2 rads in serie is better then 2 in parallel...

I have seen what 2 non identical pump can do to each other and personally I would try avoid having 2 pumps.
And, does having 2 rads in parallel ad more resistance to the setup?

6th February 2004, 22:32

hmm, i have an eheim 1250 and 2 rads in serie
And don't have any problem at all

@TA you have been studying fluidum mechanics

7th February 2004, 00:22

wrong wrong wrong. it's all wrong

more info tomorrow, there's too much blood in my alcohol atm to give a good explanation

@jakkerd: T-splitters SUCK, get Y splitters
@TA: two pumps in series => double pressure

pressure > flow rate
my iwaki MD-15R does 1000l/h an hour but is way better then an eheim 1200l/h because it has over twice as much pressure!

7th February 2004, 00:24

Quote:

Originally posted by piotke
if you're cpu temp is 51°, your tubings feel warm.

or the CPU block sucks, but it can be the pump too

as said: check your flow rate and water temp. that explains everything!

7th February 2004, 08:17

Mayb you can make two loops. One for the chipset and graka and another for the cpu.
Just an idea.

jmke · 7th February 2004, 12:16

you will have to push water a quite a high rate through a radiator to make it "heat up".

7th February 2004, 14:51

i'm planning to use 2*BIX in my next setup

should that give a big pressure drop with an 1048?
of put them //

7th February 2004, 19:03

well, a hose came loose yesterday
cpu is still working
mobo is not, and it is completely not rma-able
€110 down the drain :s

everytime i work with cases, something goes serieously wrong
so, i'm adjusting this mad modding project to overkill desktop cooling :grin:
you'll get the idea once i get started

there are to big pro's to the 'new' project
1. no case

2. much less risks, since i will have all the room i will ever need
more on this later

first major problem right now, is to find the money to buy a new mobo (somebody wants to donate anything

).

8th February 2004, 08:57

Bummer.

6th February 2004, 20:02	#51
piotke [M] Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5,003	if you're cpu temp is 51°, your tubings feel warm. __________________ .

7th February 2004, 12:16	#57
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	you will have to push water a quite a high rate through a radiator to make it "heat up". __________________

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6th February 2004, 22:32	#53
vegeta Posts: n/a	hmm, i have an eheim 1250 and 2 rads in serie And don't have any problem at all @TA you have been studying fluidum mechanics

7th February 2004, 00:22	#54
TeuS Posts: n/a	wrong wrong wrong. it's all wrong more info tomorrow, there's too much blood in my alcohol atm to give a good explanation @jakkerd: T-splitters SUCK, get Y splitters @TA: two pumps in series => double pressure pressure > flow rate my iwaki MD-15R does 1000l/h an hour but is way better then an eheim 1200l/h because it has over twice as much pressure!

7th February 2004, 08:17	#56
Vulk Posts: n/a	Mayb you can make two loops. One for the chipset and graka and another for the cpu. Just an idea.

7th February 2004, 14:51	#58
Da_BoKa Posts: n/a	i'm planning to use 2*BIX in my next setup should that give a big pressure drop with an 1048? of put them //

7th February 2004, 19:03	#59
jakkerd Posts: n/a	well, a hose came loose yesterday cpu is still working mobo is not, and it is completely not rma-able €110 down the drain :s everytime i work with cases, something goes serieously wrong so, i'm adjusting this mad modding project to overkill desktop cooling :grin: you'll get the idea once i get started there are to big pro's to the 'new' project 1. no case 2. much less risks, since i will have all the room i will ever need more on this later first major problem right now, is to find the money to buy a new mobo (somebody wants to donate anything ).