agree'd the setup is totally speachless in bling.
but copper rad + alu blocks killed it in performance.
Someone needs to teach that builder that a baby can blow out harder then those crappyX fan's he has.
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agree'd the setup is totally speachless in bling.
but copper rad + alu blocks killed it in performance.
Someone needs to teach that builder that a baby can blow out harder then those crappyX fan's he has.
I wish I had mad skills like that, its a work of art.....
If the links in his signature are his sponsors, they're quite decent.
Amazing work, if you build something like that with such easy you probably have similar projects every once in a while, when you feel like getting a new set of hardware.
Rolex holds a much better value over time. And it actually gets more expensive as it ages. :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by evian_26
Id rather have yate sponsoring me then crappyX. Incase you dont know what crappyX is, its SilentX.Quote:
Originally Posted by inCore
The overbloated lying SOB's fan company we all learned to hate and bash without a second thought. Sorry SilentX needs bashing.
Great piece of engineering :) but the only thing I wanna know is how does it perform with all the heat sources in one loop ?
I just love the way it all comes together. It's like a test bench setup, but so stylish it looks like a full case. I love the way it looks. The base with radiators reminds you of a v-stroke engine, and the red fins cover the mobo and give the illusion that it's enclosed in a case. A+!!
I totally wouldn't want to use those gigantic waterblocks, but I love the way everything else looks and is put together.
Simply amazing.
But i think something missing @ outside..
Isn't it SilenX?Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
what am i missing? I only see 1 tube connected to it
pretty colors and its the fastest one there is cause we all know "the red uns' go fasta"
The other tube is behind the first. There's a pic of this in the full log.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flip_Lx
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Originally Posted by aspire.comptech
i think your right.
In short, every fan review ive read talked MAD crap about them.
Even vapors. And they even tried to viral market on SPCR and got caught/ban'd. :rofl:
They dont even make it to anandtech anymore. In the cases and cooling that i moderate, i make sure i link all my proofs that there the worlds crappiest / most expensive fans you can get.
It's amazing what some minds can come up with, it just looks fast and cool. :up:
incase someone is misunderstanding me.
His job is L33t. I give him a lot of credit, and would love to hire him on some tasks as long as he avoided the ALU.
Its the alu that has all our panties tuged up giving us murphys. :rofl:
+1 on the sponsorz.Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Kayin
Really jaw-dropping.
QFT +1Quote:
Originally Posted by Spawne32
I also have to give him a 10/10 engineering. What you guys don't understand is, his GPU blocks are more or less modular. All he needs to do is make new bases for whatever cards he gets and he's done. Even the MoBo block can be re-done in the same manner from the looks of it. Only problem I can see, is if the spacing on the GPU's change at all.
I'm gonna stray from the "pack" a bit and say that while they are over priced, SilenX fans do make "acceptable" case fans if you have them already. I used to recommend them when I was over at DD's forums but stopped before I left there. Yes their actions on SPCR were deplorable but that has nothing to do with the products themselves. I would recommend that useless you've actually used any of their products you keep the bashing limited to the thoughts in your head.
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Originally Posted by Waterlogged
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WL ive used them and the OG Noctuna's, and when i placed them next to a yate low speed and then did exactly what masaville did, which was yell a bunch of vulgar words on why 1 silenX fan costed as much as my entire fan setup of yates?
:rofl:
shall i necro this thread WL?
Sorry I hate SilenX with a passion, and yes ive used them. :shakes:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ight=Yates+4TW
The part i bolded is exactly how i felt after i grab'd yates and compared them. :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by masaville
I like his design on the CPU block. The "bullet" in the middle works well on turbos as a air accelerator and i'd think it would do something similar in water. Not sure how the raised fins would work though. Definitey WC pr0n though. He needs to hook up with Martin.
Axis
Apple should have gotten this guy to design their G5 liquid cooling system. At least it would have looked nicer. :yepp:
That's what we'd call in the Aero/Astro buisness a "hangar queen". Totally georgeous, but non-functional. Once it corrodes it would be termed a "BUFF". I won't spell out what BUFF stands for, but leave that to your imagination. :)
is it like FUBAR?Quote:
Originally Posted by T_Flight
:rofl:
wow. :up:
BUFF:
Big Ugly Fat Fellow (Or another f word)
or for the B-52 it was: Big Ugly Flying Fword
Wow...that is a ton of work...I don't even want to know how many hours that must have taken...:eek:
MDPC quality for sure...