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The Maze 4 is a high restriction block?! Where have you been? Its restriction is the LOWEST of any block I've ever seen! http://www.overclockers.com/articles889/ The pressure drop is only 3.3" H2O at...

http://thermal-management-testing.com/radiator%20testing%201.htm

and

http://www.thermal-management-testing.com/corrected%20heat%20dissipation.htm

for the accurate graphs. It REALLY shows why...

I'm not saying that, but I am saying that there's a good possibilty that you don't question his posts, since he is "well respected." My first post at ocforums opened my eyes, as the world of...

I don't post it as my own opinion. I don't say its my opinion. I only say stuff if I trust the source. The water block rankings are from both pHaestus' testing, and overclockers.com waterblock test...

I'm so sorry. Sort of. My name is AngryAlpaca for a reason (Not referring to the alpaca part)

Listen, the overclockers.com testing tests the koolance, along with other water cooling kits, and heatsinks, and waterblocks, and it's accurate enough to swear by. I know I do. It's the best place to...

Now that's a waterblock that makes sense. ~4.4" pressure drop at 1GPM, and is designed to cool a large surface such as the NB. I have to say I've e-mailed DD about this before (and was subsequently...

Check the thermal-management-testing.com articles, they provide some hard facts for 3/8"

I am NOT going to even dignify that with a response. Do some research on radiators, and what, "surface...

I didn't take offense your technical comments. I took offense to the fact that I was being told that I had not done my research, when I had. I've spent months working on this guide. I reposted it. I...

All right, screw it. What should my TEC power supply section say? (Incidentally, if you're watercooling, you're modding, as far as I'm concerned)

First, I'd like to point out that almost NONE of my stuff is based upon personal experience. That causes a bias, and I can't possibly rate everything there is. Second, this is the ONLY information...

"If you can customize the thing, with good components, and it will be cheaper, go for it. The Flowmaster XT is the best example of this." I'm not referring to that kind of kit. I layed out my...

I'll lay out the facts about the Water Wetter. On the issue of the 676's, I trust rocketmanx's opinions on that, and he found better performance with a single heater core than a pair of those....

But you can't fit it! It'll be a waste of time, space and money, but, if it could be done, it WOULD be superior to 2 push 2 pull.

Two TEC's, 226W+80W, plus pump heat of 15W, plus CPU and GPU (80W and 40W, respectively) that totals 441 watts, and with a procore with one fan on it, with a thermal resistance of 0.03C/W, your water...

What don't you agree with? I'd be happy to explain my reasoning about them.

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Major update... I think this is much more objective, informative, and accurate.

But the radiator only fits two on each side! And why, may I ask, would you want them all pulling?

Don't stack them. Just put two on each side, one side pulling, one side pushing.

Buy a quiet pump, and then its noise simply depends on your radiator fan.

Water at 36 degrees Celcius?! :eek: Get a better radiator! I assure you that your pump is not causing that problem. I stand by opinion that it dumps little heat into the water. The Iwaki MD20RZLT is...

40 dollars. I'm pretty sure that in the vast majority of systems (We've switched to medium resistance blocks) all standard pumps will perform pretty much the same. The 1060 and 1260 are different...

The main problem with it is its small radiator, its thin tubing, its 90 LITRES per HOUR pump, its poorly designed waterblock, and... Well, there's nothing more to say... I think I've stated that...

If it's not getting the liquid below ambient, it's not chilling. They could easily be making a horribly inaccurate statement... They have a knack for that.