oh yes . i forget what you have and it takes a life time to go through your build log
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post #21 of 81
2/17/09 at 1:24pm
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and take out all the useless pics now such as all the components I ended up not using and such... and I was thinking about it you said "Longer the path the greater the resistance" wouldnt that only matter from the inlet to the RES not including the RES right?? since there is no restriction from the RES inlet it is getting a steady flow of fluid from the res and what I was thinking was when the Pump takes the water in and then sends it out of its inlet the flow rate is X then it goes into the Stinger and becomes X-Y and then each inlet goes into a seperate 480 so then it would be (X-Y)/2 before each line goes into the rad (Im just guessing that it will split in half this is all hypothetical) then after the 480s the flow rate is at ((X-Y)/2)-Z and that goes into the res so will that really change the flow rate since the pump isnt really pushing it through anything since its just falling back into the bottom chamber of the RES well thats what I thought let me know if it is different than that
post #23 of 81
2/17/09 at 8:21pm
well would a lack of fluid in a res cause a drop in flow rates? or other factors like that matter?? but will anyways with this new res would it make a very significant difference in temps? and my iwaki is good right I dont need another pump
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