is it working? any issues?Quote:
Originally Posted by ante_ante
is it working? any issues?Quote:
Originally Posted by ante_ante
Think it will work yes. I will use the screws from the first d-tek mount that was released. Later this week i hope i can test the block. Will use the GTZ backplate to.
a new bracket is available on the market( i bought one. and will arrive this week)
hopefully this will fit my dtek fusion v2...
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c5.../bracket-1.jpg
How about modifying a GTZ bracket (like Ante Ante did) and combine it with an EK backplate for mounting the Fuzion version 1?
http://www.it-service.be/webshop/ima...EE-GTZ-CI7.jpg
http://www.it-service.be/webshop/ima...1366bplate.jpg
Where did you find this bracket?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hondacity
Edit:
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/entyz13rm.html
sidewinder carries them :up:..i ordered mine yesterday
i'm not sure if it will fit the fusion v2..but its only 10$
bad news now just one pump....
new stuff for testing....
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c5...ty25/77777.jpg
i'm just waiting for the ek supreme lt and the heat killer ver3
more pRon added on post #1
finished testing ek vs gtz vs k350 on the i940 at 4.2gh with HT on....
enjoy
One warning on this bracket. Install your chip before installing this mount, it will not allow the the lockdown lever to open up completely when installed. I have one and realized this once it was installed. Also, it should work for any 775 block, all it does is give you posts where the 775 would normally mount. I got mine from NCIXUS.com about 3 weeks ago for $6 plus shipping. It does come with the backplate also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hondacity
nice bracket but plastic :p:
Very solid bracket.. it's a rugged tough plastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duniek
anyways...some results i got with koolance...its definitely goooooooooooooood
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c5...5/braggggg.jpg
i just added a 2nd pump to my k350 loop...temps didn't change...no need to post temps...
even at less than 1gpm and one swiftech 355 + xspc top, the k350 is king
im keeping the 2nd pump in my loop...i prefer higher flow:up:
2pumps in the loop and turn off 1 pump? thats added restriction... and thats a worst case scenario...it won't feature how the block performs. thanks for that data though.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcoffey
monitor water temp difference? i'm assuming 18w load to my 480gtx would harldy effect the water temp. i got push pull on my rad...water out temp would remain the same...
i'm await your test results
Nice work, missed this one early, great info!
Glad to see Koolance doing well with this new block. Performing very well...
thanks martin...you started it...im just returning all the good stuff i learnt
I am thinking to pickup the Koolance cpu-350.....Do you guys think holes could be drilled in it to add LED's? I want to add blu LED's to the Acryllic top to match the new blocks for my graphics cards.....
how is this block with multi loops i heard that it is not so good
you don't need high flow in your gpu blocks...most gpu blocks aren't restrictive at all..except some of course..
Ever get around to testing the Fuzion V2?
sorry man, i don't have much time for testing...Quote:
Originally Posted by Helfarch
i suggest testings by skinnee, hesmelaugh, and leeghoofd
FV2 is included in the roundup.