Easty

That's great. Thanks..

Any better luck uploading it to http://docs.google.com/ ?? that works with firefox also.. although everyone should be using open office..

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Cool, I've never been too sure of what the pressure graphs mean in terms of comparing one setup to another, obviously higher is better, but what is a good minimum or good flow rate?

My estimation was 1.71 GPM with an MCP655 (5) + 5' 7/16" Tubing + MCW60 + Fuzion

btw, it would be great if you could add an MCR220

born2killU

Nevermind.

born2killU

Ok what I was going to say was how about adding these sometime

Maze 4 GPU (Low profile or vanilla)
EK FC79 ( cause I have 2 )
maybe see if the EK Tube res adds restriction as it does create a whirlpool meaning its probably cutting flow a little

Martinm210

Sure if you can help me track down a pressure drop vs. flow rate curve for any you'd like to add. I can convert pretty much any unit/format....just need the graph of pressure vs. flow rate

DuckieHo

Does OpenOffice support VBA?

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Martinm210

I'll have to check that out, in the mean time I better get busy building curves

dr4gon

MCR220, thanks

http://www.swiftech.com/products/MCR220-QP.asp

and is there a guide or someone that could patiently explain these numbers?

DuckieHo

Preesure Drop vs Flow Rate.... the faster the water flows through the rad, more resistence will occur which slows down the flow. (higher is bad)

Heat Dissipated vs Flow Rate.... the faster the water flows through the rad, the more heat it can handle. (higher is good)

Thermal Resistence vs Flow Rate.... the faster the water flows through the rad, the easier it is to transfer heat. (Higher is bad)

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Martinm210

Up to V1.2....added some components...see first post

http://www.overclock.net/2441593-post1.html

BTW The thermochill rads take the crown for low pressure drop...less than 10' of 1/2 " tubing