So, you're the guy with the two young female caddies and the Martinis on the 18th green :rofl::ROTF:
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Guys
Im thinking of taking Martin and Andyc up on the offer of testing. After doing some reading both are well respected and have done block reviews before so have a good data base to compare to.
My reasoning for asking for 2 reviews here on XS was this:
forum reviewers are usually much more thorough than site reviewers, especially when all they do is watercooling or memory etc. End users can chat back at them, the info flows in real time (bar the stupid questions you get) so we should see a good discussion along side some good testing.
Having 2 people also allows me to compare results, I run 4 blocks here 8 hrs a day but I have 1x 240V 90W pump with 30ft of head pressure and a 14gallon res feeding the loop so i am used to seeing results without a DDC or a D5 and a 120.3 etc. I also get to see if there are any mounting issues etc, and gain valuable feedback that i can push into the BOM for order no2.
As mentioned earlier i have hundreds of blocks in the first order just about to ship,there is a small issue regarding adding 4x2mm thick washers for those who will use the universal backplate (AMD boys) and then its good to go.
Andyc and Martin, i will do my best to get these blocks to you shipping tomorrow or Thursday, i have some paperwork to get together for UPS and then they can go. All I ask is any issues you report to me so i have at least a chance of sorting them and you are honest with your testing.
Thanks guys
T
Thanks!
I'll get it tested and reviewed ASAP....:up:
Welcome to water cooling OCZ. If their dedication to memory performance is any indication to the dedication to water cooling I think we will have a new viable player. Granted, when it comes to water cooling almost all the well known brands, Swiftech, EK, etc, all perform within a few degrees of each other and as Tony has stated, they are not out to get the "Performance" crown, but rather want to make a name for themselves in water cooling. My hat off to you Tony and your team. I look forward to seeing the results of the testing and wish you good luck in a very competitive business.
Utnorris
FYI,
After I get this tested, I'm sending it to Skinee for a work over.
Alot of people have sent me parts to test for the good of the forum and testing community, I want to do the same..:yepp:
Cheers to testing....:toast2:
not just you scott. :P
i buy, and dont preview lately. Too busy to sit down and show off and then answer questions. :\
I pass on testing. I dont have the time to do an accurate and detailed test. Plus my testing methodology is all changed now because i linpack and not Prime or OCCT. So my data would only tell you if it was better then X block and not by how much greater.
I already have too many CPU to throw retesting on.
E6550, E6600, E8500, Q6600, Q9400, Q9550, Q9650, and a QX. oh and a very big guy thats 3.2ghz Extra Special (hint hint)
Rev. C0 C1 E0 G0 R0 :P
Gah... no more toys for me, please... I drowning in them already.
Only toy i want is the BP 780i block right now. But i'll even pay for a sample. :\
pish! i wouldnt give up my locker at my CC. :rofl:
Also Andy, most privite club houses only take bill me later, and not pay after eat. :\
You cant eat at a privite unless you or a friend is a member let alone play golf there. :rofl:
Well this is in Cali.
Looks good Tony!
If I ever decide to water cool another PC, I'll give one of these a try. (The last block I had was a swiftech storm)
Looks nice, but that internal pin structure seems like the pins are too big to provide optimal thermal transfer. Most pin matrices are smaller and closer packed to cause more turbulence as in the D-Tek Fuzion and Swiftech Apogee.
Hmm I wonder if I can use BP 3/4 OD compressions since there are screws sticking out, getting in the way.