I think that was more of a concept than a reality. The storm design cannot be improved much more, so the G7 would probably be cost-inefficient compared to the G4.
I think that was more of a concept than a reality. The storm design cannot be improved much more, so the G7 would probably be cost-inefficient compared to the G4.
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i know cathar made at least one G7, maybe 2. There were no plans for a true production run, as not many people can drop 300+ bucks on a waterblock and the gains over the G5 didn't merit the extra 100+ bucks.
As for you upstate-NYers, i'm just outside of rochester as well, also to the east
I have contacted D-TEK with a request for a block for review. We'll see if they respond.
-FCG
We'll have it done before they willOriginally Posted by freecableguy
I have contacted D-TEK with a request for a block for review. We'll see if they respond.
-FCG
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LAING D5
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2x Scythe SFF-21F's
freecableguy gr8t i hope you get it fast.
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2x Seagate 400gb SATAII HDD's
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Lite-On SATA and IDE DVD-RW
OCZ GameXTreme 600w PSU
D-Tek FuZion "bowed"
LAING D5
Thermochill PA120.2
2x Scythe SFF-21F's
looks nice. Anyone up for comparisons
nice block. can't wait to give it a go !!
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I will have one tomorrow
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GTZ --> MCW-NBMAX --> EK FC --> PA 120.3 --> PA 160.1 --> 2x DDC Ultras in Series --> Custom Clear Res
"Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity."
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What'd you do?? Have it overnighted. Everyone has been closed since Friday when it came out on their site. What's your order# ? Mine is 6389.I will have one tomorrow
They are slow as molasses.... I didn't even get my tracking # yet.
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2x Seagate 400gb SATAII HDD's
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Lite-On SATA and IDE DVD-RW
OCZ GameXTreme 600w PSU
D-Tek FuZion "bowed"
LAING D5
Thermochill PA120.2
2x Scythe SFF-21F's
Ordered mine. Won't have it for a while since UPS ground is slow as balls
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Not to mention D-Tek takes their time on shipping orders out. My last two orders took two days to process before they shipped them out..... what a crock on their shipping policiesOrdered mine. Won't have it for a while since UPS ground is slow as balls
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C2D E6600 @ 3.525g
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2x Seagate 400gb SATAII HDD's
PNY 7900GS @ 450/1320mhz
Lite-On SATA and IDE DVD-RW
OCZ GameXTreme 600w PSU
D-Tek FuZion "bowed"
LAING D5
Thermochill PA120.2
2x Scythe SFF-21F's
Danny and I go way back (owner of D-Tek). He is sending me one, have the tracking # and it is set to arrive tomorrow. This block should be very interesting.
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GTZ --> MCW-NBMAX --> EK FC --> PA 120.3 --> PA 160.1 --> 2x DDC Ultras in Series --> Custom Clear Res
"Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity."
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Nice. I am looking forward to see how it does.
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It's all about knowing the right ppl.
Looking forward to your opinion...
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1st loop -> Radiator: 2 x ThermoChill PA120.3 | Pump: Laing DDC-3.25 with Alphacool HF 38 top | CPU: Swiftech Apogee XT | Chipset: Swiftech MCW-NBMAX | Tubing: Masterkleer 1/2" UV
2nd loop -> Radiator: ThermoChill PA120.3 | Pump: Laing DDC-3.2 with Alphacool HF 38 top | GPU: 2 x EK FC-6870 | Tubing: Masterkleer 1/2" UV
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Looking forward to your opinion...
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anyway's I went for the free UPS ground shipping for ordering over $100. I whined a little today and they upgraded me to three day at NC.
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ASUS P5B-Deluxe
C2D E6600 @ 3.525g
G.Skill 2x1gb PC6400 HZ's
2x Seagate 400gb SATAII HDD's
PNY 7900GS @ 450/1320mhz
Lite-On SATA and IDE DVD-RW
OCZ GameXTreme 600w PSU
D-Tek FuZion "bowed"
LAING D5
Thermochill PA120.2
2x Scythe SFF-21F's
I received an email from them today. They say it's both higher performance and lower restriction than the MP-05 SP LE.
Can't wait for those results; my SP LE may be living on borrowed time
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Same here... and I just bought mine a few months agoI received an email from them today. They say it's both higher performance and lower restriction than the MP-05 SP LE.
Can't wait for those results; my SP LE may be living on borrowed time
Anybody want a MP-05 SP LE and a BIX w/ a Sunon on it.. look in the FS sections next week
ASUS P5B-Deluxe
C2D E6600 @ 3.525g
G.Skill 2x1gb PC6400 HZ's
2x Seagate 400gb SATAII HDD's
PNY 7900GS @ 450/1320mhz
Lite-On SATA and IDE DVD-RW
OCZ GameXTreme 600w PSU
D-Tek FuZion "bowed"
LAING D5
Thermochill PA120.2
2x Scythe SFF-21F's
Nice block . I like the 4 outlet ports That merge into 1 in the Drelin injection molded top. Well made great machining High flow. Very good design . Its to bad about the 1 single out let being over 1 of the 4 block outlets. They just missed it. Someone must have patented the 4-2-1 ahead of them. Vortec
looking forward to your review of the block nikhsub1
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Checkout XtremeCooler Systems webstore to buy stuff if you're from Asia-Pacific or anywhere else in the world.
Yeah wow that is also what I thought at first, that it looked real similar to Northwizard's block.
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now... this is interesting... what will they improve upon next?
It's hard to say how this will turn out, or if I even want it to, I'm feeling more and more out of date.
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ASUS P5B-Deluxe
C2D E6600 @ 3.525g
G.Skill 2x1gb PC6400 HZ's
2x Seagate 400gb SATAII HDD's
PNY 7900GS @ 450/1320mhz
Lite-On SATA and IDE DVD-RW
OCZ GameXTreme 600w PSU
D-Tek FuZion "bowed"
LAING D5
Thermochill PA120.2
2x Scythe SFF-21F's
i dont quite follow u there... what do u mean?
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If you take a look at post 8 . You will see in the 3 rd pic a drawing. If you look into the outlet port you can see 1 of the 4 block outlets.
This placement screws up everthing . As flow will always follow to path of least resistances. In other words the port you can see will cause the rest of the block to perform less effiently and the Swirl or Vortec effect will be lost.
Its to bad its an easy fix . But the fix has been patented. There is however another way to get the effect that D-tek was after . For a small fee I could help them.
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