Quick WCing Question

[Anthony10]

quick question, if I have my loop go from a triple 140 rad to the cpu then to the gpu, will the initial heat in the water after going through the cpu be a problem when it gets to the gpu? sorry for bad formatting, on an iPad on and on the toilet

[Wats]

nah, the water flows too fast

[SparkySamZa]

first of all loving that dedication of posting while multitasking aha .

but i beleive it would be better to go from the cpu to a rad then gpu that way the temps will be lower as the heat gets dissipated faster.

but doing the rad will not cause a problem just means your temps overall will be a bit higher, compared to do the rad last or in the mid.

[SparkySamZa]

nah, the water flows too fast

true , but still think about the basis of heat transfer. if you go from cpu to rad then gpu the gpu and cpu will be cooler compared to like doing both at once i would have thought :3 

[Adnanklink]

honestly wont make a noticeable difference

[TheNinjaNextDor]

It won't make a difference, maybe 1C.

[Anthony10]

Thanks everyone, back on the desktop and not the shitter

[Wats]

true , but still think about the basis of heat transfer. if you go from cpu to rad then gpu the gpu and cpu will be cooler compared to like doing both at once i would have thought :3 

the water might heat up 1c through each block

 

 

 

 

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go for the looks!

[SparkySamZa]

the water might heat up 1c through each block

 

 

 

 

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go for the looks!

fair enough , never really done a custom loop before, but from my good understanding of energy and physics and also be an engineer at college ( UK) i thought it might make some difference maybe in the summer or overall , i know it would if there are 2 GPU's and maybe a 4930K

 

Looks all the way aha 

[SparkySamZa]

BTW your title made me think of runescape and you were asking a question about woodcutting aha