The progression from air to water as the primary method of cooling your PC’s CPU seems to have been 'on the horizon” for a lifetime, but despite a shaky start there’s no doubt there are more people than ever before giving it a try.
One of the major benefits of the increasing acceptability of water cooling, apart from lowering prices, is that the additional research and development makes for better quality and generally more reliable components. Pumps, reservoirs, radiators and water blocks tend now to be designed and built to be used alongside each other. This means they often use the same connectors throughout, and these connectors are specifically matched to the type and the diameter of tubing that is to be used. The result is a far more integrated cooling circuit that’s generally more robust than trying to piece together a system using parts that are not necessarily well suited to each other, such as an aquarium pump from here with a car heater radiator from there.
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Aug 25, 2005, 06:38 AM
