Very interesting.
I think the loop would look better (and make more sense thermally) if you went from the outlet of the CPU to the lower MIPS fitting and out the top of the MIPS straight into the rad.
Maybe.
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Very interesting.
I think the loop would look better (and make more sense thermally) if you went from the outlet of the CPU to the lower MIPS fitting and out the top of the MIPS straight into the rad.
Maybe.
Who said it isn't!?Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
I know bud, I tried that but it won't make the turn there unless I order another 45 fitting and I am NOT waiting another week and a half :PQuote:
Originally Posted by clocker
OK then.
Carry on.
Does that mean you like it or what? You're a hard one to read.
I admit to being ambivalent...not about the execution, which is fine but I'm still not convinced that two pumps and two rads are doing you any good.
Yeah, I know- all the cool kids on Xtreme are doing it and I imagine there is even some hard data in support of the complexity but I'm still partial to a simpler, more elegant approach even if it sacrifices a few degrees of performance.
But that's just me and I'm getting to be an old fogey.
You are the cutting edge and I applaud your effort.
LOL, Thanks. I will admit I feel even after reading the data myself that it still seems like it doesn't work and I am not about to drain and test it out myself. I think this rig is actually pretty simple though.
BTW "getting to be"? C'mon now oldie lox.
"Oldie lox"?
You have a bright future writing for Jay Leno.
Lucky you're not bald I have a thousand of 'em ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
How do you know I'm not bald?
Go ahead, lob a few of your thousand and we'll see what happens.
You posted a pic of you with sunglasses on once, remember. More like the unibomber than Telly Savalas
* Where are you from? Baldamore?
*Baldilox (-lox works with most anything)
*If you had a twin you could make an ass out of yourselves.