FallenSherman

Honestly I don't really believe in the "Life Changing" benefits of Blue Light Glasses . However I do own a few pairs of Gunner myself and use them frequently. They are light weight (depending on the modal you purchase) which is nice for long work days staring at a screen, and fit well especially since i have a small head and find it hard to find something that fits. I also own a pair of their Amber Max glasses (with a tint of 98%) which i use outdoors as sun glasses. I use them mostly because because they help with my mood, decreased headaches, and make thing feel more vivid, along with them having a slight zoomed in view making text easier to see (even though this isn't advertised). Would recommend. I would like to see an editorial about the benefits of blue light filter glasses, and maybe a comparison between different brands, a spectrum analysis to see if they do what they claim, and final recommendations.

So i recently just put in a custom loop. I was wondering if a higher pump speed is better for thermals? Because a faster pump means more water running over hot components, on the other hand it also means the water spends less time in the radiator being cooled. Does anyone have a definitive answer on which option would help temps more.