I disagree shift, in many cases turtle's critics on waterblocks have been spot on, i'll think he'll bring the storm design to it's knees and convert all you unbelievers into potential customers, watch and see, thats my prediction
I disagree shift, in many cases turtle's critics on waterblocks have been spot on, i'll think he'll bring the storm design to it's knees and convert all you unbelievers into potential customers, watch and see, thats my prediction
Your correct . The only reason I was talking about our blocks is because D-teks is very close to the same design. I had to point out the same problem I myself ran into with my first top. Which was exactly like D-teks design.Originally Posted by SparkyJJO
So D-Tec will not match Storm on a 2 core cpu. Now in all fairness I never tested that design on a 4 core cpu. So it could be = there but not better.
We have a lot going on right now. The guys wondering how come D-Teks bottom blocks are so much like ours. and why the top is the same as my first top. But its got to be luck. D-tec has a really nice block here but the top sucks plain and simple. Were tring to get the cars ready. I am trying to finish up on the PC cases. The Radiator Finish isn't quit what I want. But perfect quality requires time and patients.
Hey turtle, what do you think about this design? Stinger waterblock http://www.stingerwaterblocks.mysite.com/index.html A lot of people swear by it. I want your opinion and im looking for the best block right now. What do you recommend?
Well its crude . The dimpling on the bottom is good for creating turdulance. All around design is not bad but has many short comings.Originally Posted by sladesurfer
I really don't like to tell people to buy this or that . Storms are great . But for 4 core not. Also to restrictive. Should be cleaned at least 1 in the first 6 months. If no problems legthen maintenance time.
The apogee is nice. There are some new blocks coming soon to market .
But to be honest . I really like these D-Teks / But I am bias because there alot like mine. But If D-tek changes their top design to a balanced flow setup.So all for corner returns work =. They should be as good as the best. So I would buy 1 of these . Than replace the top when D-tek gets the top right.
As far as people swearing by products. I am very spectacle about this in the forums . One never knows does one. The forums seem to be full of people pushing 1 product over another. Why? Special interest? Concern over others welfare? I just very doubtful about certain claims.
Last edited by Turtle 1; 01-05-2007 at 12:00 AM.
My dad took the bottom block to the manager of the foundry earlier. They been great friends for 40 years. As far as the tops go right now I have only the molds. We are going a test run next week on the 500,000 ton injection molding set up. to check quality and flow.
But I wouldn't show anyway until I release them. To many people in the business. read here.
I have been in the hydraulics,pneumatics and eletronics field for 20 years. Not as an overpaid Dumb ass engineer but I guy who has to fix there screw ups.
One of the most misunderstood things to do with PC watercooling is flow.
Much like electro mechanical force in electronics.
Large tube lines Vs small . So much fud on this subject. Its not so much the size of the line but the force behind it. The worse thing is the fud usually gets proved to be correct. Why is that? Because you can't have a pump in a pc that sounds like a turbin. So the trueth is in a PC the pump is the limiting factor and not the size of the tubing.
Same with these little pumps that guys are puting new tops on for a straight shot out. Of course they will produce higher head. But they will also create more noise.
There are 3 reasons for this.
1). The impeller is closer to the outlet opening.
2). The materials used are more dense than the injection molded tops.
3) has everthing to do with 2, The added sound is called resonance.
a).reflected. the denser material will reflect more sound rather than absorbing it.
b).vibration the denser material will carry sound caused by internal vibration more. Instead of absorbing some of it.
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please ignore my double post
Originally Posted by Turtle 1
fud, Dont think so Dude.
I worked here up until a mont ago. www.rosti.com as It Trainee.
And I know for a fact that block´s are used to create thousands a molds will set you back in the price range Im talking about!
Only reason you can get it for 5000$ is the low amount you need to produce. Your molds will degrader over time.
What were you a trainee as, Tool and die . or a machine operator.
You should know perfectly well the cost of the mold is equal to the complexity of the molded part and its size . My mold is a single piece Mold(2 blocks) that makes the inlet outlet top block and the second block we refer to as the turbulator. I am lucky in the respect that I will operate the injection molder when we make parts. As I do all the maintenance work on the injection machines. shredders and cooling towers. Each die will last for more parts than i will ever sell . So you should know a mold life time has much to do with the operator . Since I will be the operator I will make sure the that the molds are properly setup in the machine. and water flow threw the dies gives me a good cook and the molds are lubed on ever cycle.. I do such a good job for this company a rarely get called in to do work. 4/5 times a quarter.
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that attitude will make you have no laughs mate and cry. dont insult the people you intend to sell to!! great strategyOriginally Posted by Turtle 1
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Nope I was IT.
But that is what I was told by my boss with is now head of It on the drilling platforms for A.P. Møller - Maersk A/S Oil and gas.
We produced things like parts for the http://www.senseo.com/en-UK/SenseoUS/SenseoMachines/
Im very sure of the number, I was told hundreds of thousands DKK and 100.000 dkk = 18000 $
It it is second hand information. Thoug Im quite sure
Actually the radiator I will be showing will not be sold to the public. Its for our case only . What are you guys going to do with a rad. that uses 1" inlet outlet. Single 1" core with 48 lanes and 14 FPI. 3 pass cross flow that measures 20 1/2 inches heigt with mounting flange X 17 3/4" width with mounting flange . Flush mount. I just want to show off the quality of the piece. Trust me the cost is way high. But its effient and extremely pleaseing to the eye. You will see this before feb. No fans are intended to be mounted on the rad.(There will be plenty of air flow threw the rad) We will also gaurantee the rad will never ever need to be cleaned. The case itself is designed around the 6 loop water supply system using 6 flow contol metering Blocks. I pump will do the work. These will not go up for sell until after the fall IDF. Its very nice having relatives in high places. I have promised 1 member here a Rad. like this with smaller inlet outlets. for use in a MM case. That will be the only one. He may back down when he sees the price. But the quality and looks might make him commit.Originally Posted by welshtom
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The tooling for a plastic molding is about 5.000 US$Originally Posted by Nosfer@tu
You have one zero too much
Originally Posted by creidiki
Wondering how someone could critique my blocks without any research whatsoever (as I laugh all the way to the bank to deposit more checks).
Well for now the d-tek fusion is the only block Im interested in seeing results on. I know Eddy_EK makes some amazing water blocks and I am confident Turtle 1 blocks will be awesome prices of engineering as well.
However turtles blocks are a bit off as far as availability.
However the main thing I want to see here is d-tek fusion results. I do agree that the mid top for the fusion is not what I expected and personally I would have done it differently with ought effecting cost.
So any news on the fusion?
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How about taking the fueding to another post. Lets stay on topic about the OP.... the FuZion block.
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Who says he didn't do any research?Originally Posted by Fstfrddy
And you can see the design of the block, so what's to research further than examining the photo's?
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agreedOriginally Posted by Jochenp
lol..yea still waiting on those numbers from nikhsub1Originally Posted by cdelong
mine is already out for delivery and when i get back this evening I'll post some results
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I am sorry if you believe I am critiqueing your blocks I think they are excellant. The problem I see is the top . Since what you have brought to the market . Is being test by a member here. The results should show soon.Originally Posted by Fstfrddy
Also I bet those results are very close to the results I had with my blocks using the same type of top. It almost sounds like you have done research yourself and discovered there are a few patients pending. I wish you great successs. I think you have a nice product that can be improved with a better top. Yes I know Molds are expensive.
Your right tho there is 2 things I don't know about your blocks.
What copper your using and how dense your casting are.
As for critiqueing. I could easily show EK a better top design for his blocks using injection molded derlin. Trueth is I wouldn't change that block because the benefits as far as effieiency are small compared to the looks of his gpu water blocks. There are trade offs. and thats a trade off I would never make. But you situation is very differant.
My test was conducted with C11400. We also know we can beat the storm . But not by much. But than its not a restrictive block which is a big deal.
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I won't have anything until next week...Originally Posted by syne_24
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I wasn't laughing or poking fun; I just want to see your work. You sound very proud of it, so why not show some off? Even if it's not the latest/ greatest some of your past jobs, if NDA allows, would, I'm sure, be interesting and of use to the community.Originally Posted by Turtle 1
I can't wait to see your new block! Will you post pics/ specs when you release?
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As soon as the base is completed I will post pics. I will also mail one to fugger. I am trying to help my daughter and family. Your correct I take much pride in what we do . I am probably to prideful being second sucks. I have made a lot of mistakes in mylife. I won't allow pride to add to all those. I sent her to college and we are tring to build a business based on High quality at the very lowest prices we can. It's hard. Using my years of experience and her schooling I think her company has a great future. We been doing water cooled gaming PC's for quit some time. We use only the best components. I have seen what falcon does and the others. We can beat them on price at the high end and in performance . But we haven't had what they have . There own cases . We want our own Cases . I have tried many times to do a case the will grab att. But never really worked for us. Finally we got something . Even tho it will be at the Extreme end of prices It will be nice.Originally Posted by warriorpoet
Not for you guys . But for people who have no interest in self builds but still want the very best. So it kinda of threw our low price agenda out the window. Thats were the water blocks come in . High quility low price . Actually me and the daughter were discussing early this morning how badly I screwed up. All these years in the business and it never occured to me to cast the lower blocks. Hugh mistake.
I have talked way to much about our plans. Time to give thread back to a very good D-tek water block.
Last edited by Turtle 1; 01-05-2007 at 03:29 PM.
I have been lurking here for a bit....but i just got my D-tek Fuzion hooked up and wanted to join in the fun...i did some quick testing vs the storm and apogee...i will post the results in a few
h20 frag-monger thx i hope for some quick results just so we can compare those blocks, and wait for FCG to make a full test
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