That's not a realistic question their to many variables, room temp, amount of fluid in the system, radiator size, and GPM of the pump.
Water cooling is just like air cooling except the method of removing heat is by cooling the liquid.
That's not a realistic question their to many variables, room temp, amount of fluid in the system, radiator size, and GPM of the pump.
Water cooling is just like air cooling except the method of removing heat is by cooling the liquid.
Yeah, I understand that but was hopeing someone could drop some examples on the liquid/actual unit temperature. By unit I mean CPU or GPU under load.
Nothing accurate just an idea what is the difference in temperatures.
Would just like to know what sort of temperatures I can expect on the actual system pipes between each component if that makes sense.
Thanks