QUOTE(almostthere @ Aug 15 2005, 01:51 AM)
The question is how much the water is heated up by the pump when at normal operation speeds. The pump's heat as in physically can be solved but as to the introduction of that heat into the loop is another.
owh ic.. hmm
btw i cant open the link u gave above..
and i have a problem which is totally out of topic, but i hope i can asked from help from any of u guys here since this is one the 'still' active topic for tonite..
i just bought a thermaltake aquabay mr1 coz i like it looks, so after installing the tube, i decided to run a leak test for several hours. since all the waterblock is inside the pc, and i was lazy to remove them, i short my psu 24pin cable (pin 13 n 14) but i forgot to unplug molex for other hardware. then i ran it and after an hour no problem occurred. so i switch off my psu then a 'pop' sound heard.. i feel worried so i switched on my psu again n my psu kaboom and smoke came out from it
then i went to see dinster to borrow his psu (thx alot to him), and i quickly connect ONLY gfx, harddisk, watercooling pump and motherboard to the psu. all other things (ccfl, casing fan, optical drive) are still connected to my kaboom psu.
then i switch on my using dinster's psu and everything runs fine.. but the weird thing is, the ccfl, casing fan, optical drive, all run like usual.. like there is power connect to them

why ek? huhu