radiator mister

[mc3]

ok so you know when you hold the compressed air cans upside down they shoot out super cold liquid, would it be possible to have a system where you can hold a button down and it causes a can to spray the radiator core of a watercooled setup for use before or after an extreme benchmark or something.. kind of like intercooler misting in the car world..

what do you think anyone?

 

[Deadlierchair]

I'm pretty sure the only thing you would get is a piece of really cold radiator and frozen water that might even clog up...but if you were to do it for a long time and spread it out it seems like it could work..

 

[killernoodle]

Computer NOS?? Nifty!!!

 

[zer0signal667]

This works with an intercooler in a car because the air has a much lower heat capacity than water. There is also a larger temperature difference between the hot and cool air than between your lukewarm coolant and cool air. In a watercooling loop, the small amount of evaporating water is going to make very little difference, if any at all, in coolant temperature.