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08.18.2010, 02:23 PM

You shouldnt have cut the sides off the motor fan mount- it is designed to funnel air down around the motor and between the fins to ensure maximum cooling & heat exchange- without the sides, the air is just blowing against that one spot under the fan and then dispersing..
   
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08.18.2010, 03:42 PM

Yeah I know, but the little fan sucks.
That's reason why I have 3D cooling hahaha

Question does the watercooling really helps a lot?
   
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08.18.2010, 04:43 PM

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Yeah I know, but the little fan sucks.
Turn it around.
   
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Yes - 08.18.2010, 06:02 PM

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Yeah I know, but the little fan sucks.
That's reason why I have 3D cooling hahaha

Question does the watercooling really helps a lot?
YES the water cooling works more efficiantly than air cooling due to the direct contact/conduction theory. More labor intensive due to added maintenance, but worth it in some setups.


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