Sorry did not see that it was the extreme.
So the caps get in the way of the block? how did you get around it?
Sorry the picture is a little dark and i cant see that area very clearly.
Sorry did not see that it was the extreme.
So the caps get in the way of the block? how did you get around it?
Sorry the picture is a little dark and i cant see that area very clearly.
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block is rotated 90...picture is sorta dark but the caps are on the far end which is covered...
Not yet? So depending on your findings they will begin retail production?Originally Posted by NaeKuh
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In other words, there is only 1 orientation that will work on GB boards then?
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most likely.
dean said no one has tested the accclerator yet.
it has a different shape from the normal, to allow a better wash. I dont see much difference besides it compared to the stock accelerator tho, so dont feel bum'd if you got the old one.
The backplate, i absolutely love, and already told dean its definitely a winner. Less of a wobble when mounting the block on the board.
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I'd like to see the results on the GB board, cause thats the setup I'm going to be running.
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I would like to see the HK3 results.
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Man, I want that V2 backplate, but I don't see it for sale on the Koolance site.....
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i'm almost done..but anyways...just added some notes
hk3's base is bowed. the tim footprint it leaves suggest that its bowed. im currently retesting it...
You could make one with a dremel
I'll look into availability tomorrow.
Hehe, your right I could do that!!You could make one with a dremel
I'll look into availability tomorrow.By the way Dean thx for the replacement LED's they work great!
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results are in for the hk3 and the k350
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Hondacity,
nice post so far, for flow rate you said the koolance is only good with 2 pumps? I thought the general consensus now was flow rate (as long it was not much below 1gpm) was not that important, I am looking at getting one of these blocks as I move to i7 and if a 2nd pump is really necessary to get the most out of the koolance then that changes the price equation quite a bit. Have you tried the koolance with and without the 2nd pump on (if so what temperature differences did you get?) .
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dang you saw that..little detail ..good eye...
i've yet to do a comparison with a single pump...sorry i was after max performance...
sunday i might do a quick run with single vs dual pump
Very nice. I am glad to see some super high flow testing done and await any single pump testing.
Nice results!
Now I want to test the CPU350 as well. ^^ I wouldn't get the kind of flow you're having so I might get different results. Well, looks like I'm going to have to buy one.
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thanks...are you going to compare the gtz and the hk3?Nice results!
Now I want to test the CPU350 as well. ^^ I wouldn't get the kind of flow you're having so I might get different results. Well, looks like I'm going to have to buy one.
Nice pics Honda. HK3 is the best
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Yep, will be in my next mini-roundup.
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wow
flow on the HK is great
i think i'll keep my single DDC-2 instead of upgrading to 2 DDC 3.2s
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Out of curiosity what software/temp sensors are you using?? I would like to purchase something like that. Thanks a ton Mcoffey for the service you do for all of us, it is much appreciated!
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As I had heard, and you've reinforced, that if you add a second pump to a loop, the heat gain from the second pump often times cancels out any flow/pressure performance gain you experience, unless you increase radiator size. Just adding a second pump without any change in rad area simply adds more heat to the loop....at least from my reading I've done.
what is your vcore? radiator and fans?Smart man, because here's the increase you'd get with 2 pumps as far as thermal performance goes....NADDA.
If you look closely, you can see where I shut the 2nd pump down at 11:30. You'll see a slight bump, then temps level back off and start to fall back to what it was before with two pumps.
I doubt you'd see much difference with the KL 350 either. To imply that dual pumps are needed for performance does that block, and this forum a dis service IMO. That's how myths are created, just like with the EK Supreme and it's flow performance.
andyc
edit: Vapor and HESmelaugh tested effects of flowrate vs temps
http://www.xtremesystems.org/Forums/...d.php?t=203446
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=219842
increasing flow....better temps
Last edited by Hondacity; 03-21-2009 at 10:41 AM.
Not a universal thing...definitely depends on the block and the CPU (well, really how the block relates to the CPU and how the block relates to flow).
Decided to expand my testing to the three major Intel CPU categories: dual die Core 2, single die Core 2, Core i7. Currently working on the Fuzion V2 on a blazing B1 Conroe and three mounts in on a no-nozzle setup....and I'm seeing roughly .5C difference between 3 DDC3.2s (~2.65GPM) and a single DDC3.2 at 7.65V (~.8GPM).
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