I used the search but I couldn't find an answer on which to do so I thought Id ask.
I have my D-Tek Fuzion in front of me along with the nozzle kit and pro mount kit. I bought this setup to use with my DFI x38 and my x3110(e8400 alternative).
I have 5 nozzles to choose from. I'm going to assume that I dont need the split nozzle since thats for the quads, but I have 4 other nozzles with a single hole.
So which one, the 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5mm nozzle? The loop will consist of a PA120.3 and the only two things watercooled so far will be the proc and the NB.
My assumption would be that the most restrictive would provide best cooling, but have the most negative impact on flow, whereas the largest one will have slightly better cooling than the stock fuzion, but only a little bit more restriction.
Am I right?
Michael
I have my D-Tek Fuzion in front of me along with the nozzle kit and pro mount kit. I bought this setup to use with my DFI x38 and my x3110(e8400 alternative).
I have 5 nozzles to choose from. I'm going to assume that I dont need the split nozzle since thats for the quads, but I have 4 other nozzles with a single hole.
So which one, the 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5mm nozzle? The loop will consist of a PA120.3 and the only two things watercooled so far will be the proc and the NB.
My assumption would be that the most restrictive would provide best cooling, but have the most negative impact on flow, whereas the largest one will have slightly better cooling than the stock fuzion, but only a little bit more restriction.
Am I right?
Michael