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Wouldn't that depend on the sink? If they can cool down to the water, then running a water-water-heatexchanger would require less power (due to better heat transfer) than simply cooling it to the air.

Same I guess if they could use evaporation to do some of the cooling.



Just seems like a really complicated setup to use unless you were going to be saving enough power to make all the complexity worth it. Remember you have to put a water block on each card and design a pump and piping system that will run through all of them.




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