Nope. Dtek pwns the EK sorry. In the configuration I said, nothing I have ever seen on my test bench even came close.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
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Nope. Dtek pwns the EK sorry. In the configuration I said, nothing I have ever seen on my test bench even came close.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
ummm scott i tested the koolane and EK.Quote:
Originally Posted by nikhsub1
The EK got a little better...
i dont think the D-Tek will do that well with a 4.5mm nozzle even with my setup.
what were you using for load?
How quickly you forget?Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=176235
you had a bad supreme tho.. if i remember correctly..Quote:
Originally Posted by nikhsub1
you couldnt reproduce any results that martin and i both had...
So bad I was ashamed to post numbers... so my comment still stands :D
LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by nikhsub1
i'll be getting mounts soon, and i'll throw the d-tek on the test bed...
Which do you think is better? the V1 or V2? need to find my V2..
EK Supreme....
Although I like the look of the D-Tek V1 alot.
no scott has a valid point because thats the same idea i had..Quote:
Originally Posted by N19h7m4r3
then i threw the ek on it and went WAHH???
I think the v1 is better IF (big if) you use the EK barb oring just like i stated. Not only does it seal the chambers like v2 but it creates a pretty massive bow. Couple that with the 4.5mm nozzle and a good pump, this block can not be beat on a single die, I'd stake anything on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
DOE scott, i think your right...
I just found out from dean the KL-350 is a bowed block. I Thought it was a flat block so i didnt put anywhere near the required pressure.
Ima have to retest the KL-350. It might be better then the supreme with proper pressure.. :\
The V1 is very different from the V2 like nikhsub (can't call you Scott yet, don't know you that well. ;)) is showing. The V1 really needs the nozzles and washer mod to truly perform. The V2 is just an all around great block right out of the box, no need for multiple mounts to find best orientation or the Quad insert...the V2 is just a damn good block.
Now that I have a volt hungry quad (Xeon X3350 C1) on the bench I can finally get to all the theories on these LGA775 blocks.
or you can just use 3/8" tube and a skinny 3/8" fitting like the oldschool dangerden ones I used on mine ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by skinnee
Hey, what about for dual core e8600(single chip like i7 lol), I have a fuzion v1 stock. My temps are pretty high I think it idles at 43C at 4.5ghz.... :( I was thinking about upgrading to a gtz or something. Do you guys think I should stay with the fuzion v1. If so what mods should I do, washer mod, any nozzle? I know it could use a lapping too, because I bought it used. Its in a single loop with mcp355 and pa120.2 and another double rad or two single rads I can't remember, either way it has enough cooling power. I am at home for winter break so its hard to remember this stuff :) -Thanks
Thanks for all the answers. I thought quad nozzles was good for " quads " :)
Using a D5 pump , TC PA120.2 and a 3x120 radd. Need to cool my cpu and 4870x2
If you try a single loop with all that and an EK Supreme your pump will die :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by ante_ante
You have to always put good pressure on all blocks, flat or otherwise... I think part of the reason the fuzion is so good is that the exit paths scavenge the water uber fast... i've never seen anything like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
I want this block, I usually go for the clear ones the the black derlin top looks so sweet. Gots to git me one...
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Originally Posted by NaeKuh
No, I was actually being sarcastic. Or was I, do not big numbers mean big performance ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
No worries, I can see that as being a noob it is easy to assume that I was serious about that.