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OK.... it predates the supreme...Quote:
Originally Posted by scamps
However try this.
http://www.employees.org/~slf/WWReview/
But seriously can we stop saying people copyed stuff from other people.
Its getting really old fast.
Woah... i learned something new tho.. didnt think HK went back that far...
Hmmm...I'm thinking...should I take apart my HK block and cut a slot the same way as the 360 base? What benefit would this provide?
ur better off fixing the injector.Quote:
Originally Posted by dejanh
If i remember correctly, everyone tells you to remove that injector because it serves no point.
Also makes rattling noises inside the block.
Your best fixing the injector so its better sealed and actually works.
You could try doing the silicone mod: http://www.skinneelabs.com/143.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by dejanh
@Waterlogged
If you would be right how to explain my current block? ;)
http://www.abload.de/thumb/064_bildgrendernu2bc.jpg
My comment is seriously without any thought of german or european manufacturers. But I see both Heatkiller/EK/Koolance internals and the structure of Swiftech XT at the top of what is possible with those kind of internals @suitable costs. The excursion of "copy history" was just an explanation of what I wrote before and what was not believed in. And to be honest: I did not knew the White Water Waterblock before (btw: how old is it?), so I learned something new, too.
Koolance did a good job with the 360. You can love it or not. But the performance canīt be surprising, only +/- 1° worse or better than Heatkiller 3.0 and Supreme HF with restrictive channel plate.
Are you suggesting to remove the injector plate all together? Reasoning? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
I know about the silicone mod. Yet to try that. I wonder if the gasket silicone would work. I have a whole tube left over from re-doing some of the gaskets on my engine.
remove the accelerator plate? i would rather not...Quote:
Originally Posted by dejanh
And hence the reason why I am as :confused: as you are...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hondacity
when andy and others were testing the block i could of sworn they said to remove the plate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hondacity
I could be wrong...
But i did hear that the plate did little to nothing on the HK..
Once again.. i could be wrong...
guess why ek and hk and koolance have em plates ....
one more indication: the main difference between Heatkiller LC and LT is the missing jet plate (at LC) - and the LT is at least 2° better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hondacity
I would surely not remove the jet plate. My little experience with the different jet plates of the Supreme HF show different temps up to 3° - so if you remove the jet plate of the Koolance completely you will lose an essential part of its performance (though the flow will increase significantly).
The removable part of the heatkiller is the small plastics inside the inlet:
http://www.abload.de/thumb/08.12.19002mediumtzm3.jpg
Anyway not provided with the CPU-360.
yep i also confirmed the effect of the jet plate :up:on the ek supreme
on the ek supreme,removing the plate hinders the performance...
It looks really good , i want to see the temps of it !
Hope this can come to Portugal soon , we got many addicts to watercooling now as well that like the new products :D
Looking to see some results lads, nothing heard for a sample :(
THX @ Tim :)
http://www.abload.de/img/img_4167cy6e.jpg
...you got mail
Any reviews yet?
We would encourage reviewers and users of the CPU-360 to try different mounting orientations. There can be a small performance difference for some processors depending on how the fins align with the core. I've not yet seen any data comparing nozzle outlet pointing down vs. up, though.
Tim
love the look of this block but cant fork out 80+ dollars
:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by scamps
thanks for the clear up.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Koolance
Already messing with orientation, and so far i think its like the supreme.
So you want inlet in the middle, and the wash on the right, since the cpu is a rectangle with the long side going down.
I would need more time to play with it tho.
right or left ............. inlet in the middle: not working :wierd:Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
the inlet on the block is the middle...Quote:
Originally Posted by JASSAF
The allignment of the plate is in a 90 degree of plane of the outlet.
So you want the outlet being on the right.
Im lost in what you mean on the inlet in the middle not working?
a closeup of the base (without photoshop) ... does anyone have it?Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
NaeKuh, see Attach: do you realy think itīs gonna work that way?
Now available at koolance.com: http://www.koolance.com/water-coolin...product_id=978
:)
is photpshop .......... closeup one is:Quote:
Originally Posted by Metric
http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/4...proto12.th.jpg
a super closeup: http://www.schwarz-muenchen.de/pics/Hk_3.0/100_1409.JPG
Hmm, I thought I saw it available there 4 days ago when Koolance announced it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Metric