Watercooling lead to cooler room temps?

[ZenZimZaliben]

I'm not confused at all.

Are you trolling? Because that is very wrong. Only the first few seconds of watercooling would show no exhaust temps until the water reaches above ambient and is expelled into the environment. You can not just delete heat/energy. Whatever heat was put into the water at ambient will be released until the water goes back to ambient.

 

[erocker]

How people find 4 year old threads on a forum and decide to post on them astounds me.

Mr. Cartman's questions were answered long ago.

 

[the54thvoid]

Are you trolling? Because that is very wrong. Only the first few seconds of watercooling would show no exhaust temps until the water reaches above ambient and is expelled into the environment. You can not just delete heat/energy. Whatever heat was put into the water at ambient will be released until the water goes back to ambient.

I don't troll. Read all my post. I'm not repeating myself, read my oven hob example - you'll see my point. Or not.

 

[Toothless]

What is the point of Watercooling if it won't lower temps?

I thought about a window air conditioner first but it turns out they are against our lease.

I called the landlord to ask and he said he is concerned it would damage the window and overload the wiring.

I understand the wiring excuse since the house is old and I've blown a fuse just having my computer on while running a vacuum in my room but the window thing sounds totally lame.

Either way a window air conditioner unit is out of the question.

(Sorry for the late post)

Water cooling takes the heat from your desktop parts away better, but the heat goes into the air of your room. Basically heating your room but making your desktop temps cooler.

Aircooling4lyfe.