LEPA Adds AquaChanger Line of AIO Liquid CPU Coolers

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A review of this gem (240mm version) would be much appreciated.
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I want to see a review of the 120.... According to the article, the 120 unit is more efficient than the 240 unit.
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Is my maths just bad or is this a little wrong? The 120mm version has a TDP of +300W and the 240mm version has a TDP of +350W Shouldn't the 240mm (having double the surface area of the 120mm) have double the dissipation? So in theory it should have +600W TDP!???? Someone care to explain for me please? How does the 240mm version with double the radiator size only gain an extra 50W of TDP?
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Is my maths just bad or is this a little wrong? The 120mm version has a TDP of +300W and the 240mm version has a TDP of +350W Shouldn't the 240mm (having double the surface area of the 120mm) have double the dissipation? So in theory it should have +600W TDP!???? Someone care to explain for me please? How does the 240mm version with double the radiator size only gain an extra 50W of TDP?
Conduction bottleneck on that copper base You don't really expect to be able to cool some imaginative 3000W CPU even if you add huge radiator and 10 of these fans, right? Now if that imaginative 3000W CPU had bigger contact area then it could work. But with same small contact area you run into above mentioned conduction issue.