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This is going to sound stupid.

 

How hot can a radiator be before it gets a little bit risky? The one I'm using is very hot and I'm wondering how much heat it can take. Its a 240mm

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As long as liquid temp doesn't go much past 50c, you should be OK.

A lot of pumps can be damaged by high liquid temps.  

(Usually the rad will be close to liquid temp)

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whats your temps?  also your hardware will break before the radiator will. also the tubes will give out before the actual rad does.

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Just now, ELSknutson said:

whats your temps?  also your hardware will break before the radiator will. also the tubes will give out before the actual rad does.

The temps are fine. (No higher than 50C so far) Its just a random question really.

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well most CPU's give out at about 100c

the tubes depends on material  but car rads typically run in the 200c range so I dont see the tubes lasting much further then that 

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Just now, ELSknutson said:

well most CPU's give out at about 100c

the tubes depends on material  but car rads typically run in the 200c range so I dont see the tubes lasting much further then that 

Gotcha. Thanks.

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