How do you find my new coolers?

[twoPhases]

http://www.ramthor.de/aqua.JPG

[MightyOne]

How do I find them? :D

I never knew I was searching for them, but I like them ... ;)

Absolutely awesome quality and performance, just like all Aqua Computer parts. There's not much more to say about them.

[mrnuke]

is it possible to put 1/2" barbs comming streight out instead of a 90 degree elbow? that would make the flow more efficent. also, where would i get ahold of one of these for my 9800?

[Sphinx]

Innovatek or Aquagratix? I mean was this maded by Innovatek and Aquagratix sales it, or maded by Aquagratix?

[ctgilles]

www.aquacomputer.de
Clean stuff, but so expensive...

[CrimeDog]

any chance of a shot of the inside? :D

[twoPhases]

that's not a S H I T innovatek product. it's made by aquacomputer. the productname is aquagrATIx. expensive? 65€... ok this are 75$ or something like that. but this is real german quality.
the cpu cooler is the best one you can get on the world.
the flow is high enough, i use an aquastream (eheim) with 600 liters per hour.
you find the american reseller here: http://www.snt-systems.com/
but it isn't avaible in usa, you have to wait. i am the first one who got this cooler. i got it yesterday.

@ mightyone

sei mal leise, man muss den amies mal was bieten :p:


http://www.aqua-computer.de/prodimg/nd_products/9800_innen_500.jpg

[Jrocket]

Nice block and good quality! If it performs as well as it looks, that isnt too bad.

[Tedinde]

I think he means "LIKE" instead of find. A little translation problem.

[Çhrist0ph]

but whats the point if it doesnt cool the back mem chips?

[twoPhases]

Originally posted by Çhrist0ph
but whats the point if it doesnt cool the back mem chips?
in the future there will be a cooler for the backside... but for the 9800.... :(
they wait for the x800 and will bring a new product then, other colors will be avaible too.

[DoGMaN]

I'ts sure pretty ;) Too bad there is no such thing up here in the North. :(

[sandman]

Eh, it's aluminum, and the cpu block isn't the best in the world.

Perhaps with low flow rates, but not with high flowrates.

[saaya]

Originally posted by twoPhases
the cpu cooler is the best one you can get on the world.
:ROTF: not really... come on you dont believe in those single 80mm rad tests with a 300L/h pump do you?

but feel free to post your temps and prove me wrong :)

are the two little holes enough to hold the entire block on the card? how much does it weight? isnt there a danger of it killing the card because it weights too much and might bend it too much or rip it out of the agp slot?

and about the quality ...if you just want to cool the card its really nice, but an mcw50-t beats it anyday, even without a tec simply because it has a copper base.

[saaya]

Originally posted by sandman
Eh, it's aluminum, and the cpu block isn't the best in the world.

Perhaps with low flow rates, but not with high flowrates. why would it perform better with low flow rates? :confused:

[Wimo]

I also have that waterblok for my p4. I'm very happy with it .. combined with the NB block on my p4p800 the set rocks :) I'll post some pictures tomorrow

[twoPhases]

43° with 3850mhz and 1.8v

http://www.aqua-computer.de/prodimg/nd_products/cuplex_pro_500.jpg
http://www.moddingtech.de/content/tests/gfx/cuplexpro_09_small.jpg
http://www.moddingtech.com/content/gfx/cuplexpro_13.jpg
http://www.moddingtech.com/content/gfx/cuplexpro_18.jpg

[IvanAndreevich]

Look awesome and small :)

[boshi]

they look shiny. I would still buy from dangerden though.

I doubt if the maze 4 is too much worse than that, and it's sure a darn lot cheaper.

[sandman]

Originally posted by twoPhases
43° with 3850mhz and 1.8v



Wow, that told us nothing. Now maybe if you told us flowrates and water temp....

Saaya, blocks like the cascade rely on high flowrates to perform to the fullest. While other blocks like say a Swiftech MCW500 don'te benefit nearly as much from higher flow. It all depends on how the blocks works.

[EnJoY]

This guy is both right and wrong.

Aquacomputer makes great stuff, and their cpu block most definatly out performs a DDen Maze 4, and in a low flow setup....it beats any waterblock on the planet that is also on low flow. But I bet a Cascade still beats it with high flow...although I'm sure it does well.

[enzoR]

that gray stuff on the pins... are those nozzles? wth is that

[twoPhases]

Originally posted by enzoR
that gray stuff on the pins... are those nozzles? wth is that
that's for an higher flow at the die.

[Perc]

posted by SAEare the two little holes enough to hold the entire block on the card? how much does it weight? isnt there a danger of it killing the card because it weights too much and might bend it too much or rip it out of the agp slot?

there is actualy three little holes take a better look at the block youl see the third one...

peace perc,

[duKe]

mh, personally i dont like those german blocks cause of the small diameter in- and outlets they use...

[InvisGreenMan]

Originally posted by sandman
Wow, that told us nothing. Now maybe if you told us flowrates and water temp....

Saaya, blocks like the cascade rely on high flowrates to perform to the fullest. While other blocks like say a Swiftech MCW500 don'te benefit nearly as much from higher flow. It all depends on how the blocks works.

Actually, I believe the cascade is designed to smooth out the flow v. C/W curve, so it does not change much temp-wise from more flow.

[boshi]

Originally posted by EnJoY
This guy is both right and wrong.

Aquacomputer makes great stuff, and their cpu block most definatly out performs a DDen Maze 4, and in a low flow setup....it beats any waterblock on the planet that is also on low flow. But I bet a Cascade still beats it with high flow...although I'm sure it does well.

but the maze4 only costs like 1/3 as much!

[twoPhases]

http://www.ramthor.de/aqua2.JPG

soon there will be the aquaero, you can control your pump with it. set the flow rates up and down. it also has a display and controls the temps and the fans.

http://www.aqua-computer-systeme.de/prodimg/aquaero_pv_0.jpg
http://www.aqua-computer-systeme.de/prodimg/aquaero_pv_2.jpg
http://www.aqua-computer.de/prodimg/nd_products/as_2_software.jpg

[ctgilles]

That cpanel is sweet :)

[saaya]

Originally posted by sandman
Saaya, blocks like the cascade rely on high flowrates to perform to the fullest. While other blocks like say a Swiftech MCW500 don'te benefit nearly as much from higher flow. It all depends on how the blocks works.

i know ??

can you post some more results of your cooling system? air temp water temp cpu temp in load and in idle, and how do you meassure the cpu temp? thx :)

yeah the control panel is nice! definately hq stuff!

[Weapon]

Originally posted by MightyOne
How do I find them? :D

I never knew I was searching for them, but I like them ... ;)

lol....I expected to find a Zen riddle lurking somewhere in this thread after reading the title. :confused:

anyway, nice looking gear. :)

[extremecorvette]

It's about time some one else made one that coverd the memory also. I had to make my own. It cost me more than $75. I have around $300 in it.

http://www.public.iastate.edu/~nknause/Picture%20015.jpg

[boshi]

Originally posted by extremecorvette
It's about time some one else made one that coverd the memory also. I had to make my own. It cost me more than $75. I have around $300 in it.

[1MG]http://www.public.iastate.edu/~nknause/Picture%20015.jpg[/IMG]

but what about the other side?

[extremecorvette]

I didn't have time to make the water cooler for them so I went with, my own custom copper heatsink.
http://www.public.iastate.edu/~nknause/Picture%20013.jpg

[extremecorvette]

I put a 50mm fan on each one and they don't even get worm to the touch.