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Quick Liquid Cooling Question

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32 minutes ago, IAmLamp said:

Just wondering, the pump is what moves the liquid in a liquid cooling loop, right? Just checking to be sure

14 minutes ago, OsuMasterz said:

No it spins the fans...

Hydraulic fans. I wonder if there would be any benefit. But seriously @IAmLamp, you've got it right. The pump pumps the coolant

 

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pump is responsible to make the coolant move within the confines of the loop. the cold plate draws the heat from the CPU/IHS and transfers that heat to the coolant. pump moves the coolant to the radiator. the radiator allows air to pass through its fin array, pulling the heat from the radiator. then the coolant returns for the same process.

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3 hours ago, airdeano said:

pump is responsible to make the coolant move within the confines of the loop. the cold plate draws the heat from the CPU/IHS and transfers that heat to the coolant. pump moves the coolant to the radiator. the radiator allows air to pass through its fin array, pulling the heat from the radiator. then the coolant returns for the same process.

Thanks for that

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