Temp from Radiator vs GPU Blower Exhaust/CPU Air Cooling

[Tony Jenkins]

I have an EVGA Titan X SC and the heat that gets put out the back via the stock blower fan is significant in my opinion.  I am looking at installing the EVGA Hybrid Cooler and am wondering how much heat comes off the radiator?  Is it the same, less, or more than what's experienced from the fan exhaust as it is now? 

 

Same general question for CPU air vs AIO radiator cooling.  How much of a difference is there with the amount of heat coming off something like a Hyper Evo 212 air cooling setup vs an H110i radiator? 

[blueballs]

it's the same, lol

[Imabigmac]

For simplicity they should be equal. In reality probably not - how much difference is nothing to concerned about, as the more complex and open you make system there is more potential for loss. So some of the heat may be "released" before it is dispersed by the radiator itself. 

[Cheddle]

I have an EVGA Titan X SC and the heat that gets put out the back via the stock blower fan is significant in my opinion.  I am looking at installing the EVGA Hybrid Cooler and am wondering how much heat comes off the radiator?  Is it the same, less, or more than what's experienced from the fan exhaust as it is now? 

 

Same general question for CPU air vs AIO radiator cooling.  How much of a difference is there with the amount of heat coming off something like a Hyper Evo 212 air cooling setup vs an H110i radiator? 

 

a "cooler" moves heat from one place to another, that's all... fans then move air over the coolers surface, heat is moved from the warmer "cooler" into the cooler air. This warms the cool air and cools the warm cooler... got it? 

 

with a hybrid kit - all that heat you feel coming out the back of the card is instead, split between the blower and a radiator. some of it will come out the back of the card and most of it will come out of the radiator - the amount of heat will be the same