For the past year or so I have used a kraken g10 with a 240mm rad aio on my gpu.
The temps have been great but the air that exhausts from the rad is uncomfortably hot. So much so I have had to put the fans as exhausts.
I have just upgraded to a alphacool eiswolf which is a full cover block with pump and attached to a rad.
Unlike the AIO this cools the whole card and not just the core.
My temps are cooler and the air coming out of the rad is barely warm so I have set the fans as intakes.
I would have thought that a full cover block rather than a small block covering just the GPU core would put out more heat.
Can someone explain the physics of this If my post makes sense
The temps have been great but the air that exhausts from the rad is uncomfortably hot. So much so I have had to put the fans as exhausts.
I have just upgraded to a alphacool eiswolf which is a full cover block with pump and attached to a rad.
Unlike the AIO this cools the whole card and not just the core.
My temps are cooler and the air coming out of the rad is barely warm so I have set the fans as intakes.
I would have thought that a full cover block rather than a small block covering just the GPU core would put out more heat.
Can someone explain the physics of this If my post makes sense