Here's a question that has been on my mind for the past few hours. What are Res's for on water cooled PC's? Are they just for show? Are they just for holding coolant? Or do they act like a pressure tank? Any advice would help...
Noob question... Reservoir purposes
Here's a question that has been on my mind for the past few hours. What are Res's for on water cooled PC's? Are they just for show? Are they just for holding coolant? Or do they act like a pressure tank? Any advice would help...
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Re: Noob question... Reservoir purposes
They serve as a spot to release air bubbles from the tubing and also as a spot to fill it up easier than just a fillport.
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Re: Noob question... Reservoir purposes
they can also increase heat loss if they are part of the circulation path by delaying the fluid from imedeatly returning into the block(s).
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Re: Noob question... Reservoir purposes
even though i knew what they were, i didnt know that they can add to the heatloss of a watercooling system! cheers cevinzol
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