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Originally Posted by peQs
Nice build peQs :up:
RealRedRaider
You can buy it here .
http://www.aquatuning.de/index.php/cPath/25_265
well I have a spare one with 9x kaze 3000 and an acrylic shroud between rad and fan mounting ^^
but it didn't suit the my bds :D
quite a cooling monster but it needs some serious fans
The Pipes are made of copper.
well u are right.
pure copper tubes with aluminium fins
sry think I'll keep mine, maybe I'll need it for another build
You want 180 bends?
http://www.aquatuning.de/images/prod...400/1144_0.jpg
Thats a awsome rad....Just dont know if it worth $280.00 (176.19 EUR = 279.031 USD). It would have to a have a decent improvment over my PA120.3.
German to English Conversion
From titanic scale and performance are our new MORA-2 radiators. The data speak for themselves, about 24 metres of copper pipe and 3.5 square meters per MORA plate were used. The cooling water flows through three parallel rows of 60 tubes. The slats of MORAs are geared specifically to a passive optimized. The huge surface of the Radiators and the efficient geometry are extremely good cooling performance guarantees. The three parallel rows of pipe circuit provides, in spite of very large surface, for a low flow resistance. Standardized G Inch thread and several fixing holes or thread to make the installation a breeze. The surface of all MORAs is black. Our absolute leader of MORA-2 radiators is the MORA-2 PRO, this has all the features of the Core version plus a complete
Stainless steel case. Using a flexible modular system can adapt MORA everyone, whether it is or as PRO-core version, with or without fan aperture, everything fits together. The fans turns an aperture MORA-2 is a real cooling power plant, equipped with a maximum of 9 fans can heat whole cluster and multi-processor systems cool.
Technical data:
Material: Copper pipes, strips of aluminum, stainless steel casing
External dimensions (length x wxh): 428 x 388 x 57mm
Weight: about 2800g
Pressure Tested: 20 Bar
Surface: black-coated
Connection: 2x thread G 1 / 4 inch
Delivery:
1x Mora 2 Pro
4x screws M4 x 8mm
4x transparent M4 x 20mm steel, galvanized
well there won't be a improvement if u use it just for a cpu.
but if u take cpu + cf/sli etc there will quite be an improvement due to its size.
think aquatuning delivers worldwide but u have to ask for it. 153,38€ incl vat (mora2 pro+fan mounting) and ~129€ without vat.
what about this :D :
http://i349.photobucket.com/albums/q...e_02/31047.jpg
MoRa is a nice big rad, but it's a flow killer
My case, actually bought two of these back in 2000ish.
240+-(3x 80mm fans)singel-pass rad and one 80mm cooltek singel-pass rad.
AC aquastream ultra pump and AC flow sensor
Primoflex ultra soft tubing and Swiftech Apogee GT CPU block
Koolance PC1 case
sorry for the lame mob pic
What about it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Logos4
http://photobucket.com/albums/v281/j...k/ape1800d.jpg
http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=89191
:p: :p:
Holy Huge Radiator Bat-Man!
dudes, wassup with all these radiators on crack that i keep seeing these days?
bigger is better?
new trend?
Bigger always was better :D especially for men :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by kinghong1970
What I like from the Mora is the look that it gives next to a silver case. Looks really professional.
I was inspired by many of the posts in this thread.
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sargatanas
What pump do you use with this huge rad.....? Do you have any flow issues?
Thanks
Spent entirely too much time on wire management no doubt.