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Living in Anchorage, there's two reasons so much air cargo passes through Alaska. The first is it's actually a shorter flight than flying to LA, San Francisco, or even Seattle. The second reason is that it's significantly cheaper to fly into Anchorage or even Fairbanks because the landing fees charged to the airlines are less. UPS and FedEx both have big hubs here, as does Amazon Air.
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Definitely do that video! Then have Nick 3D print some fan adapter plates and mount an exhaust fan up top to assist pulling/pushing air out.
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It would be interesting to test it in a number of configurations. I would think the best way would actually be PUSH-PUSH. Let the top and bottom mesh provide intakes of cold air into the box, and push that cold air out through the rads. It seems like those two vents would be enough.
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If you look at a globe instead of a map, Alaska is basically right in between Asia and the rest of North America, so it makes perfect sense as a shipping hub.
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I say totally geek out on it! Positive flow VS negative flow as well as cross flow
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I have filters on my system as well. They're the really fine mesh silverstone filters that almost look like silk. I actually find it way easier just to suck them off with a vacuum and a brush attachment. No screws, no removal. I built my system in 2015 and the inside is still clean.
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I would say the split flow (All fans exhausting) might be the easiest way to create the cooling, as long as you have enough passive intake to keep fresh air for the fans to pull from.
However, another option that would really work nice, is have it a cross flow (1 set intake, the other exhaust), but have the exhaust radiator be the first part of water flow (to begin the cooling), and then have it go through the intake radiator (to get the freshest air for the final cooling).
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would be really nice to see a comparison through this little box for the fan direction options!
shouldnt be a lot of work, as it would be just turning the fans around (i hope^^)
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This is such an elegant set up. You could have a tiny case on your desk and hide this in a corner somewhere but still have great cooling. My solution to a case too small for my loop was to get a giant 360x60mm radiator with push-pull fans and quick disconnects and run the wiring along this umbilicus back into my case. It wouldn't be that hard to move the reservoir / pump combo onto a fan mount attached to the radiator as well, if I wanted.
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Hope everything is going well Jay. Thanks for continuing to put out content.
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Thanks for this one, Jay. I understand why you would want a box for quickly grabbing a ready to go loop, but I think part of the fun for me is making sure my components fit with each other inside the case.
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I would love to see the tests done on the different orientations and the effects. Also ty for showing Daniel's stuff, I love both my singularity cases!!❤
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Yes, compare different airflow. Like server racks in a data center.
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Jay, looking at an actual globe you’ll see that the shortest path would be Australia, Alaska then LA. Up and over the arctic circle is a shorter flight than traveling east from Australia to California.
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yessssss please test the orientations! this is the kinda thing that people get very passionate about but really, I'm not sure many have ever had a chance to test themselves. I'd be super curious to know the results.
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Yes! Definitely want to see the difference with different fan configurations
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Yes Yes Yes to doing more videos around this waterbox!
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My toxic trait is thinking my first build ever is going to have a custom straight line water cooling loop
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I agree both pushing out and pulling from the filters for fresh air
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@roanloubser
3 months ago
Masters in mechanical engineering: Ideally if one rad is an intake and one is an exhaust, then the liquid leaving the components would first go through the exhaust rad for initial cooling. Then the initially cooled liquid would go through the rad getting supplied with fresh air. This is based on the concept of counter flow heat exchangers.
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