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http://www.enzotechnology.com/beta/i...una_photo1.jpg
ETA:10/18/08
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Any nozzles on the inlet?
Can we get a better view of the top part (inlet/outlet) of the block?
Another great looking Enzotech block for sure! :up:
That looks really nice in all respects. It even has a pulsating bling to it. ;)
That. Looks. AWESOME.
Is it just me, or does it seem like they haven't learned a whole lot from their experience with the Sapphire? Oh well, I guess we'll know soon enough...
*ninja edit* nice, two posts and two advertisements :rolleyes:
i love the enzo tech stuff, the sapphire series was top notch and this is very different from a insides standpoint :up:
Id' love to hear what they needed to lern and how this is effected, thanks petra.Quote:
Originally Posted by Petra
looks like a good design but the block looks ugly IMO
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Originally Posted by Petra
*ninja qft*
Did someone slip some acid into my water, or is the waterblock lighting up?
:confused:
*goes into seizure*
Someone send one to RRR. Can you get more bling than a CPU cooler with a flashy LED ring?
leds? cool!
Blue Leds :)
They could have made the block look super cool (Cathar G4 cool!) but instead it looks like poop.
Oh well, all-copper blocks are always welcome :up:
Looks nice, i'll wait till I see the price.
I'm curious now, what's 'bling' by your definition?Quote:
Originally Posted by RealRedRaider
Perhaps he means the top material, which is unknown at this point. Maybe he is referring to the thickness of the base, which again is unknown. For sure what he partly means is the lack of a step or a bow. Step preferred please.Quote:
Originally Posted by systemviper
Here's one example: it's obviously not stepped and, judging by the depth of the 'well' in which the pin matrix resides, in combination with a few assumptions derived from their photos (supposing that they're accurate of course), I'd wager that the base isn't convex either. This should have been the first...no...second...wait...third thing learned from the Sapphire.Quote:
Originally Posted by systemviper
*edit* Damn answering e-mails and posting at the same time... Scott beat me to the step. They learned at least something from the base thickness debacle, so I wasn't counting that... and they also seem to have learned from the cracking top issue. Albeit, their solution of making everything out of copper and then sticking a shiny plastic shell on it is an interesting one
the LED cracks me up.
The middle nozzle base, im kinda confused on it. It looks more like a tank then an actual nozzle. Enzo are you guys gonna have plates for us to toss in the middle as possible customization?
But the block looks HOT!
That's a big chuck of copper, very nice!
Mmmmmmmmmm Pretty!!!! SHINY
I seems like it will perform okay; maybe someone could get it and step it? Other than the lack of the step/bow, seems like a quality block. Don't care for the looks, but aren't looks supposed to be the last priority around here? Enzotech's last block hung with the others but cost a LOT less. If they do it again, I'd buy one.
Nice one..... very blingy.... :D
It looks like a UFO blinking away like that. :ROTF:
I'll wait for test numbers before criticizing performance. ;)
Nice block. Swiftech could be affraid
:up:Wowow! ALIEN WATERBLOCK
Where did you find that info ?
Mr Enzo
does this block perform better than the sapphire block?
Not too sure about this one. As much as I love Enzotech it looks like it's going backwards :O
TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST! TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST!TEST!:D:D:D:D:up:
send one to andy or martin, if they're willing and have the time to test.
Does the LED actually pulsate, if so not sure on that.
I do however like the hieroglyphics around the top/cover, very cool.
Look forward to test results, out of curiousity ofcourse as i have a GTZ on the way from petras :D
WOW...look like a winner....I love Enzotech. I'll get one just for the heck of it!
Pins looks ultrafine like the new Swifties.
Idea looks similar to EK Supreme.
Prepared place for noozles. :)
This block could have good performance but it will have big pressure drop.
Could be sell in decent design? Without these useleless LED cover with star ornaments. Its only make price higher and propably, it will never be used. (Mostly)
sure does look different
I totally agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Petra
It's surely a great block, but with some small tweaks, which they should have learnt from the SCW, their competitors or from the communities, it could have been even better.
But maybe the lesson about cracking tops was more than enough for them, for all this "full copper" doesn't make any sense to me at all. It only makes the block more expensive and heavier - not better. Maybe more exclusive, but especially exclusive looks isn't Enzo weak point IMO :)
Perhaps Enzo has a copper mine in the back yard? :D
The design is a bit too spacey for me. What's up with the "signs" on the mounting plate? A greeting to aliens? :D
They should rename it to ET-ASS instead, EnzoTech Asian Space Ship :D
http://www.nokytech.net/images//news...erbloc_cpu.jpg
"3, 2, 1 and lift off!!"
/Thomas
The signs remind me of [the] Stargate.
Looks like an awesome block. The LED is a little bit "goofy" if you ask me, but at the same time it wouldn't really bother me.
Always nice to see more quality products enter the market, and Enzotech always seems to provide the pretty copper. Never used one myself, but people say the performance is right up there too.
meh, I'm happy just to see blocks released. More the merrier I say, then it'll only make everyone work harder as they fight fro market share, and then we'll start to see real innovation and not just duplication. . .
It's kind of weird to see a circular top and a square bottom. I'd much prefer it to look square on top. Also, those LED's from the side look dumb. I never thought I'd have to plug a cpu waterblock in. :rofl:
eh... a nice sleeved wire going to the CPU fan connector cant be that bad, although a circular cpu block is not appealing to meQuote:
Originally Posted by BlueAqua
So, is that the reason you like the EK Supreme, or is the EK Supreme the reason you love long, narrow channels? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by RealRedRaider
Probably both. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Omastar
That looks so fly, that I am going to buy!!!
Maybe you could make an entire Enzotech set with alien writing all over all the blocks.
Whoa now, you're wrong there. There are guys who run chillers, and for them there's nothing better than a solid copper block. Delrin is nice but supposingly cracks under low temperature. Lexan/Acrylic you can't pump ethanol/methanol through because it attacks the plastic. So solid copper is the way to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas FJ
price?
lotsa copper and an led-prob $60+?
80 EURO I guess.
Hmm.
I love the internals, the copper looks great. But i hate the exterior, looks a bit wierd for my tastes. And i'd lose those leds if i got one. :p:
Enzo, I hope you guys took note of the OCZ block posted here which will retail for 39.99 ;)
That block reminds me of X-Files.. :D
but nice looking block, some testing coming?
Yeah, for the very few who run with chillers it's great, for everyone else, which would be 99 out of 100 and is the market Enzo aims for, it's unnecessary...Quote:
Originally Posted by majestik
/Thomas
its a copy of the ek supreme with maybe better construction quality (enzo strong point). and i would agree it does look weird.
it doesnt look anything like the supreme...Quote:
Originally Posted by dionysio
They are both made with metal.. yeah, yeah.. Do I win a prize?
Do you see a little wire ;) I love this block !
I can see how the internals of the top kinda resemble the Supreme... but I think that there are enough differences to prevent panic. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dionysio
Either way, it wouldn't really be shocking considering the similarities between the Sapphire and the FuZion.
unfortunatelly i don't have where i am now a digital camera available so i cannot photograph the similatities. its also in the way the water comes in very similar...
I hope this one won't break and kill hardware :rolleyes:
They fixed that pretty quickly making the top from copper. However that should have never had to occur if more thorough testing was done.
Someone get one already lol. Com'on Enzotech ship one out.
It would look strangely apropos for Mithril...
I'm interested. Just gotta see if this monster on the assembly bench is more interested in doing the job...
Wow that's alot of copper, damn! RRR, looks like the Supreme alright ;)....except maybe this one can run in loops other than "CPU only". :ROTF: ;)
Any news?
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3284/...12b1ba.jpg?v=0
Base Thinkness: 1mm
thats a nice looking base :up:
I like it...it's definitely different
I'm not too fond of the looks of this one either. IMO, the pic in post #72 is the sexiest one. :-)
On the other hand, it does look different than many other blocks and that's always welcome. Can't wait to see some test-results.
Tasty block...
I think it looks cool, but I also like the ring as most do not. As far as performance, is everyone expecting that when a new block gets released that it will be some new retro design that will give us no restriction, 10 degrees lower temps and look great to boot? Seriously, the last few blocks that have been released have received so much criticism before and after their release because they didn't outperform the current blocks. News Flash - New blocks will probably perform like the current models.
Utnorris
i do like it alot also the bling bling can stay or go dont bother me. it does remind me of the supreme but not to much. i think it will be able to hold its own comparing it to the gtz and v2. cant wait to find out more about it
hi DAV, scuse me for disturbing you.
Will be LUNA compatible with core I7?
thank you very much and scuse me for my English.
Bye
Well. it looks like FrozenCPU.com has it in stock, http://www.frozencpu.com/products/82...ml?id=uS8pgQGi
Yeah I just seen it on Sidwinders last night...still waiting for someone to get a hold of it and test it out to see how it compares to the GTZ and Fusion v2.
Holy pin grid batman!!
theres gotta be like 775 pins in there!
And they got rid of it for a good reason I'm sure :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by RealRedRaider
It looks too spacy for me. It looks like something your average EVGA mods-rigs chap would use with tons of uv junk, poor cabling, and sporadically placed ccfl's and LED's :rofl:. It would fit perfectly in a Fast and Furious movie. Rice-o-rama bling-o :ROTF:
*edit* Damn Sidewinder got it back:down:
Riiiiiight...if it's built well and performs well, who cares about the lights?Quote:
Originally Posted by FrostyPanda
True that, just don't plug it in!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kibbler
I love the EnzoTech pics of their blocks, i think i have a copper fetish...:p:
You can remove the pcb with lights or so I'm told. A dude at OCN has one.
Any results ?
I want one immediately.... Martin is this baby on your list?
I don't think Enzo have ever gifted one to Martin. MAYBE they SHOULD. . . . -wink wink-
If Enzo knew what was good for them, they should. Maybe we should all pitch-in to get one over to Martin? Actually, he's got too much on his plate as it is.....we need a cloning machine.....:yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by MomijiTMO
I'm going to sit here and pretend I don't have one already, but I do...got one a week or so ago, unfotunately it was after I started tearing down my system. I am completely rebuilding my system and starting all over. I might do a pressure drop test, but thermals will be a ways off..
lol ok then :D
You're the freakin man, shoulda known...:up:.....is there a block you don't have? :D Can't wait to see numbers on this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinm210
looking forward to the testing.
I need a new block this DD MC-TDX is OK but I want better.
new setup martin? darn..will this be another two months? lol
HOW TO DISABLE THE FLASHING FUNCTION.
Tools
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3050/...b30c61.jpg?v=0
Just simply solder a wire between the Mosfet R7 and Q1 and It will disable the flashing function.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3230/...e870c1.jpg?v=0
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3030/...1f5bd8.jpg?v=0
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3291/...f3bd66.jpg?v=0
DEMO (movie)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/26229526@N05/2966294636/
LGA1366RM ETA: 11/22
LUNA
SCW-rev.a
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ummmmm why not just solder clean over the piece there? A little more solder, a lot less clutter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Enzo-Tech(Dav)
Probably so you can re-enable the flashing if need be. Block looks tight though, thanks Dav :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG