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Originally Posted by Hemi-Cuda
So is the water feeding directly from the CPU to the GPU (or the other way around)? Seems like that would drastically reduce the cooling efficiency of the downstream device. Also with that many fans why not just stick with air cooling?
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It goes to gpu first. It doesn't matter if you go directly to one component to another right away. It's been proven over and over. Im running the pump at 2800 pm. Also that ekwb block is like 3 or 4 lbs . It's crazy heavy and solid. There's alot of thermal mass there .
The 2 360mm rads are 54mm thick with 30mm thick fans . The 240 is 30mm thick . During full system stress test the cpu with overclockand pbo topped out at 73c and gpu at 46c. Your not getting that air-cooled. The other benifiet is the silence. At full boar you can't not hear it at .
Loop order goes res - bottom rad-gpu-cpu-240 rad- top rad. Essentially the liquid after heating is going through 3 rads that is effectively 940mm at 54mm thick and a part that's 30mm and a res.