Can the type of water block you have really change ur CPU temp? I have the thermaltake cpu block that came with my water coolign kit. I have been told that it sucks but it has served me fine. I added another radiator to the cycle which seems to be working. I was wondering if anyone could tell me a better water block that I could use and tell me what kinds of temp changes i will see from this improvment.
Thanks
Message edited by ryanthesav on 12-30-2007 at 09:11:35 PM
---------------
AMD X2 6000+ @3.2Ghz | Asus crosshair | 4gb corsair xms ddr2 800 | BFG 8800GTS (g92)x2 SLI 805/1080 | SoundMax HD | (160gb)x2 sata in raid 0 | 500 gb sata | Lian-Li PC-6070 | antec 850W PSU | thermaltake water cooling | Vista 64bit | LG 24" | Logitech 5.1
if you have a really bad water block the water flow is poor and the heat removal is poor
if you have a really good water block - the heat flow fast from the cpu to the water interface. the water is dispersed in a good manner to allow fast heat removal to the water.
poor heat flow from the block
or poor water flow
can change the heat removal - the hotter the cpu the bigger the difference between a good one and a bad one