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Re: watercooling my lexa blackline
Small update: i have done what i can without my motherboard, speaking of i just got n email saying the folks at xfx have recieved it and is being tested .
top of the case
front with res
side with unfinished tubing and installed pump
Please comment
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Re: watercooling my lexa blackline
By the looks of things your loop is going:
res-pump-rad correct?
It would be more efficient for the loop to go:
res-pump-cpu-gpu/s-rad-res
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Re: watercooling my lexa blackline
true but ive read that the pump can create friction which creates heat so i want the liquid to be as cool as possible
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Re: watercooling my lexa blackline
With that pump the coolant will be flowing fast enough not to pick up the excess heat created by the pump. Even if the pump creates heat it would be so minute that you wouldn't see much change in the temps anyway. Having the rad before the res means the res will be getting cooled liquid, you don't want to add un-cooled liquid to the res because that would be worse for the temps anyway.
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hmmm...you have a good point i shall see what i can do after i get my motherboard back
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listen to him mate he lives watercooling
looks sweet
Originally Posted by
Drum Thumper
you tease!
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Re: watercooling my lexa blackline
Spawn inc would be able to shed some light on this situation also.
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Re: watercooling my lexa blackline
I know,finally ill get to game again, the comp im using right now is my backups backup, it is the basic model and it is SLOW. I cant wait
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