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Rad outside window
Ok, I know this has been posted a few times but want to know how this worked out and how efficient it is.
I might take a swiftech triple rad and a single one on the outside of my window. Window be open as much as the OD of my tubing(half an inch). Questions How much tubing can I run with the MCP655 variable on setting one? It will at most do a CPU, gpu(not full block), and 2 triple radiators. I need about 20FT max length? What temps can I expect from this? I run a triple rad with 2 800rpm fans and one 1000 rpm and load around 60c at 75 ambient. I will be running ugliest 2 fans on it.
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Temps? Don't you think that will depend on the outside temperature?
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