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A bit of both. I saw a number of reviews that tested with it exhausting and placed two fans on the H50 as well, so based on that I got a good idea as to what temp difference I should expect to see going from the H50 to the H70 using my fan setup on both. The difference was less than expected based on those comparisons. It seems there was a gap between theory and practice.
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I'd consider trying intake, but I really worry I'm going to be exhaust limited. I only have a 120 at the top, not counting the psu. Doesn't help my card dumps it all into the case.
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In Her BitFenix there is a top fan, and while I feel a ton of that heat coming out of there, my cards dont feel one degree of that;)
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In my humble opinion, any of the AIO water coolers are not for the extremists. They are geared for the mid range clockers who either cant afford full on water but like the clean look, or those who dont have the room for a full tower.
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Amen to that Sneeky.
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I reversed the the fan and interestingly it only the had the effect of slowing the temperature increase at load, same ultimate temp. With every cooler I've tried I end up with about the same top heat load. It's like this chip saturates everything beyond reason. I'd really love to try a different i7 sometime to see if this thing really is just high on the leakage.
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Or you could save up for a proper watercooling system :)
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For people like mlee. Very nice rig, m.
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I'm going to try one more thing, adding the higher speed fan to do push pull. If that doesn't do it when it's 100% by the book I'm going to be at a loss. As for proper water.. it might be cheaper to just get a better chip, not to mention less work.
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Looks like the diameter tubing and amount of fluid in the system are two bottlenecks for the cooler. Good find.
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Issue is the H70 doesnt mount tubes to the head in the same fashion. The H70 has 90* fittings in the side now:(
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Whhhaaattt??? Adding a second fan dropped the temp 10c. Must be a pressure issue getting through that thick rad.
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;) Told ya it was designed to use two fans
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Now I just need a nice radial sticker to cover the crappy one on the flip side of my fan. The spiral strut look on the back is kinda cool though.
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Trying all sorts at the moment with my H50 to see what yeilds best temps for my situation.
http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/d...y/IMG_0620.jpg Two fans exhaust at front. About to spin them around and get the load temp difference. http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/d...y/IMG_0623.jpg http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/d...y/IMG_0622.jpg |
Having it blow in really does effect ambient. My gpu idles 5c higher now.
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I've using the H70 now...so much better than H50...but I think I'm gonna pipe the H70 and H50 together... |
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Observation about this intake setup; after 30 minutes stressing temps are rising slowly after the case becomes saturated. Probably because the rad is inside the case. It's like an easy bake oven in there right now. |
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Perhaps some other fans that aim for high static pressure instead, don't know of many TBH D: I found a mass review for the best radiator fans but have no idea where I saw it : / Perhaps someone else has seen it too? |
I know there's a lot of high pressure fat fans but they won't fit with the normal screws. I dread the idea of having to swap out that corsair fan, was so hard lining up those screws, holding the fan and the rad. Needed 4 hands.
Edit* Nvm, this comes with long screws. http://www.frozencpu.com/products/90...?tl=g36c15s932 |
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