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Told my wife this morning.. and she sort of rolled her eyes lol.. then she made a point... "don't you have an adapter like that in your 1 million pieces of bicycle junk?" doh!!.. (for those of you who are bike inclined, presta to schraeder adapter in most frame pumps and some floor pumps..)Quote:
Originally Posted by [cTxP]Baleful
Yeah, hi-tech bling this nozzle kit isn't.
Nice to get a spare allen key but the nozzles and sprue look about four bucks worth.
Hmm... very tempting.... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Grafton
Quick question, with these nozzles, would they work better with a pump that has higher head pressure (DDC2 w/ top), or a pump that has higher flow rate (D5). I'm thinking it would be all about the pressure right? Anyways, just checking.
Pressure.. the more the better.. especially with the 3.5 mm nozzles.
The D5 doesn't have the head pressure of the DDC2/3.2/Ultra.
I did not realize the head pressure was higher on the DDC 3.2 vs D5..this is good infoQuote:
Originally Posted by IanY
http://www.petrastechshop.com/swmcin12pu.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by nealh
D5's maximum pressure is 11 feet / 3.35 meters
http://www.petrastechshop.com/laddcwpeddto.html
DDC 3.2 w/ Petra maximum pressure is 12.92 feet or 3.94 meters
Every little bit helps
I agree 100%..thanks againQuote:
Originally Posted by IanY
has it been confirmed that the d-tek nozzles fix the "gap" in the fuzion blocks?
The gasket that the nozzle kits include seals that upper chamber, eliminating the gap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldy402
got an email back from Quoc, and im getting me nozzle kit, looking forward to it and as per always petras has been super awesome, only $2.50USD shipping to australia, thats the best ive seen so far
good stuff mate... where about in qld do u live??? any pic's of your rig???
cheers
a few hours north of brissy, in maryboroughQuote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
not recent pics, ive changed rads and placement of a few things, and just to annoy me my camera died...
Im getting one too :)...
My Order should have been shipped by now :/..
I should use the quad nozzle if I have a quad cpu regardless of how many other blocks I have right? or was it designed for just a quad CPU only loop?
I think that depends on how many more blocks you have, how restrictive those blocks are, and whether you have enough of a pump to move things along.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldy402
FWIW, I plan on using the Fuzion with quad nozzle, MCW60, PA120.3, MC-Micro res, and an Iwaki MD20.
Mine made it to the house today..... Good service!
48 hours after I clicked the buy button...
I have to wait for my thermal paste to cure before passing judgment.
so the general rule of thumb would beQuote:
Originally Posted by AMDfreak
the more restrictive setup you have, the bigger the nozzle?
so more blocks = more restriction = bigger nozzle with of course taking in consideration of how much pressure/flow your pump pushes
would that be accurate? It's like a damn if/then statement
I have the nozzles + maximus formula mb still in box... I plan to add the maximus nb to my loop. Im just trying to figure things out before I drain my current loop and replace the mobo.
IIRC the 4.5 nozzle was still lower restriction than the GTX by a little bit.
Correct, however, that PD test was done WITHOUT sealing the inlet... the sealing of the inlet increases PD a tad.Quote:
Originally Posted by SparkyJJO
By how much? GTX levels or still a little below?Quote:
Originally Posted by nikhsub1
True. It was also comparing the FuZion to a flat Apogee GTX, not a bowed one (which should have a slightly lower pressure drop). All it really means, though, is that I have more work to do... :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by nikhsub1
Well I broke down a ordered a Fuzion and nozzels from Petra. Going to see how it does. May have to retire the rev.2 Storm.