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    Quote Originally Posted by Vargher Warg View Post
    Great test!

    Thanks for your effort and the test results, and I'm looking forward to see it implemented in your flow rate estimator.

    So waddaya reckon? I'm going to have a cpu+gpu loop with Fuzion and
    MCW60 - driven by a DDC 10w pump w/Alphacool top, cooling my B3 Q6600 & Ultra 8800

    So should I at least use the washer that comes with the nozzle kit?
    I was thinking to use the Quad nozzle, but that is maybe to much for my weak pump?

    Sorry if I sound too noobish, I'm totally new to the watercooling stuff!

    Thanks!
    I was wondering almost the same thing, I'll be using a 655 pump and a 120x3 radiator myself. I don't want to sacrifice my GPU temp by like 10*C or anything just to get another 1*C lower on the CPU... what's a guessing tradeoff, using the Quad nozzle?

    What I don't get is the washer... it comes with the nozzle kit? I don't see it in pictures or anything, I don't know what it is or where it goes.

    D-Tek should be including these nozzles and washers with the block. $7+shipping for small molded plastic pieces... if I can be convinced that a CPU+GPU loop doesn't want the nozzled, I'd be so happy to not pay for all that extra crap.

    EDIT: and wow, this is already #1 Google result for "fuzion nozzles"...
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