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    Enzotech SNBW-SLI

    Anyone tried one of these yet? Its a northbridge cooler.



    http://www.enzotechnology.com/snbw-sli.htm#

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    how much and where? that thing is damn sexy
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    Gosh the Enzotech people really know how to make a block look good.
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    Very nice block. Doesn't look very restrictive at all, either. The mounting system will make or break it though.
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    Wonder how it compares to the MCW30? I would guess it would do better performance-wise since it isn't just flat inside but not sure about restriction and such.

    Too bad their CPU block doesn't perform up to par, they sure make some pretty blocks!
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    all metal? The manual doesnt specify what types. So far I think that MIPS has the best all metal blocks, because they are all copper. These half copper, half aluminum blocks dont hold up for chillers. The different metals dont contract at the same rate. Makes sealing harder.


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    I wonder why they called it "SLI" :S
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    Quote Originally Posted by Empty_Quarter View Post
    I wonder why they called it "SLI" :S
    Sounds cool.

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    hmm Enzotech seems to be creeping into the water business

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    I can never tell if their pics are real or CG
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    sexy

    if i was a chipset i wouldn't mind that thing sitting on me and pumping

    anyway we can get some temp results.. that thing looks sexy.. i want one

    anyone own one yet ?? or do i have to be first to buy

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    Pretty, I'll take two.
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    Quote Originally Posted by welshtom View Post
    I can never tell if their pics are real or CG
    I'm with you, although my guess is that they are real pictures that have been somewhat enhanced in photoshop or similar

    Internal shots please?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Darren1981 View Post
    if i was a chipset i wouldn't mind that thing sitting on me and pumping

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    Quote Originally Posted by .Logic View Post
    Internal shots please?
    This shows the pins used, doesnt look too restrictive.

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    Sneaking suspicion DangerDen's new Maze 680i chipset block will outperform...




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    I can never tell if their pics are real or CG
    Was thinking exactly the same. Look like 3d renders. Nicely done though.

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    MSRP on the enzo block is $49.95

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    MSRP on the enzo block is $49.95
    I'll just stick to the MCW30 or the EK alternative then, that is a rort.

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    oh wow that is a nice 680 chipset cooler. will they make it for P35 and what is the diameter if you know?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clockwork_Apple View Post
    This shows the pins used, doesnt look too restrictive.

    Thanks, sorry if I came across as lazy, I wasn't trying to be. I just didn't realise the 'thumbnails' on the site were in actual fact cropped versions of the big photo so I didn't bother even looking at them .

    Once again, thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marci View Post
    Sneaking suspicion DangerDen's new Maze 680i chipset block will outperform...
    Glady give up 2 degrees for a block that is much better looking. :-D
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nanometer View Post
    Glady give up 2 degrees for a block that is much better looking. :-D
    Maybe on a chipset...definitely not on cpu though...
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    mine arrived, still in the shop, not yet take it

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    very nice tyen tyen, maybe you kindly be the first to post internals and give us some nice impression of the block. thanks.

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