Purple is the best. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by SoulsCollective
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Purple is the best. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by SoulsCollective
Cedric, YGPM (again).Quote:
Originally Posted by CedricFP
wow that waterfall rez is spectacular! cant wait to see a snap of it in a case
I was thinking about a d-tek fusion,Ek supreme or the dangerden mc tdx 775.
My choice is the dangerden waterblok.
Can someone help me to choose a Waterblock?
I want to order today !
greetz witte
This is the wrong thread for this kind of question. However, either an EK Supreme or a D-Tek FuZion would be a good choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witte
Empty_Quarter..
where did you get those ram heat sinks..
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j2...r/DSCN0368.jpg
They Look sweet..
they're from thermalright ;)
http://www.thermalright.com/new_a_pa...am_cooler.html
Another small radiator in the loop would help, with bigger tubing :up:
I got this ram cooler on, i had to place a piece of foam under it, so that it doesn't touch my video card. :(
http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...1/DSCF2719.jpg
ahh, alu top on the GTX!! lol.
thats some mighty small tubing u got there BubbySoup. :( cant be good.. any way you can get some bigger stuff on it?
will put a pic of my setup here when I take a few pics 2moz.
1/4 inch tubes make Honduran children cry
I'm running 8mm ID tubing and my temps are just fine, I don't think 6mm can be that much different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam__
there's less than a 2 degrees celcius difference from full 1/2" barbs and tubing and quick connect 1/4" barbs, so i'm sure he's fine.
lol :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedalmonkey
When i rebuild my computer, i'll order a copper top next :up:
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Originally Posted by Sam__
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Originally Posted by YugenM
Big bore stigma dies hard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boogerlad
Well I can testify to the big bore means nothing lol. No improvment when going from 3/8" and low flow TT pump to 1/2" and a D5 no matter what the setting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waterlogged
Some more terrific rigs in here.
Yes, but you're using a FuZion - one of the least restrictive blocks available, and also one of the least sensitive to flow rates. Replace that with something like a Supreme and then see what your temps are like ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by The0men
Why would I swap a FuZioN for a supreme ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by SoulsCollective
Because the Supreme will give you lower temps than the FuZion would when coupled with a powerful pump. However, that's completely irrelevant to this discussion - I'm merely pointing out that you really can't comment on the difference increased flow-rates make in general when your test platform consists of a block that's designed to be one of the least restrictive available ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by The0men
restrictive means, that he would lower the flowrate. That is in fact, what the supreme does and not the D-Tek FuZion.Quote:
Originally Posted by SoulsCollective
What are you talking about? :confused:
I had 450l/h with the D-Tek and a Thermochill and only 230l/h with the Supreme in the same loop. So the Supreme is restrictive. And I had only 1,5°C better temps with the Supreme on my Q6600. After I nozzled my FuZion, I had better temps than the Supreme had and only 100l/h less flow rate. (350l/h with quad split nozzle) :cool:
But let us get back to topic guys. This is a Gallery and not a discussion topic! :p:
http://www.lifepatcher.com/pc/ll/343b06.jpg
http://www.lifepatcher.com/pc/ll/343b03.jpg
Wow, fantastic pics! I am a huge fan of the chrome/black color scheme.
I ordered yesterday my Dangerden mc tdx 775 :)
I will post soon pictures of my rig
greetz witte
What are you talking about? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by peebee
I said:
Least restrictive. As in, it offers the least restriction. As in, not restrictive :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by SoulsCollective
Thats beautiful dark-redeemer!