Do they make a heatsink...

Bradan said:
water cooling does use air in a sense, via radiators, just add more for extra cooling :)
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I know but I am looking for a CPU heatsink/water block.

one that pumps water thought the block and has heatpipes too cool it



why are you online??? doesn't school get out at 3:00 or do you have midterms too
 
you want a watercooling block with fin's? why? If its water cooling, it doesnt need them, because the heat is transported away from the CP by the water flow. If it needs additional fin's on it.. its definately not good.
 
Archangel said:
you want a watercooling block with fin's? why? If its water cooling, it doesnt need them, because the heat is transported away from the CP by the water flow. If it needs additional fin's on it.. its definately not good.
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yes i do, because i don't trust water cooling enough to leave it run all day when i am out of the house, what if a pump fails, what if....


i don't have a water cooling system or even my own computer but i just what to know if there is such a heatsink/water block out there
 
It isn't worth it. High quality air coolers will outperform it for less money.

And yes, Archangel, if you want to be technical, all coolers with heatpipes use both, but he means a watercooler/aircooler. The one I saw had a miniature watercooling loop cycling up and down (which functioned also as a reservoir), and then the reservoir had a radiator on it with a fan.
 
Jet said:
It isn't worth it. High quality air coolers will outperform it for less money.

And yes, Archangel, if you want to be technical, all coolers with heatpipes use both, but he means a watercooler/aircooler. The one I saw had a miniature watercooling loop cycling up and down (which functioned also as a reservoir), and then the reservoir had a radiator on it with a fan.
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could i have a link to the air/water cooling heatsink

could i see the one that is bolded too
 
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