- Jul 30, 2003
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I know this isn't very technical, but I figured it could be discussed here anyways.
The idea is to make a water cooling setup without pump, or fan. With a little assistance of directing the tubes, would the rather cycle through the system just by the heated water rising and the cooler water sinking replenish the block from below. The heated water would tubed to a radiator above the CPU. The water resevoir would be tubed below the CPU.
I know this might not be ideal for overclocking, but it would be great for a completely silent system.
My real question is would the water cycle through or will it possibly cycle but not be sufficient enough to prevent overheating?
The idea is to make a water cooling setup without pump, or fan. With a little assistance of directing the tubes, would the rather cycle through the system just by the heated water rising and the cooler water sinking replenish the block from below. The heated water would tubed to a radiator above the CPU. The water resevoir would be tubed below the CPU.
I know this might not be ideal for overclocking, but it would be great for a completely silent system.
My real question is would the water cycle through or will it possibly cycle but not be sufficient enough to prevent overheating?