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Thread: defective xspc water block?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pwolfe View Post
    I showed john these same pics and he's helping me to get the top replaced. maybe he's seen more of this kind of thing than gets posted about
    oh i wouldnt doubt that.

    Tell john terry says theres 2 more on XS which are bad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NaeKuh View Post
    nah i 100% sure im made in korea.
    Naw.. too expensive to manufacture in Korea. Gotta bribe the CEO, and then gotta bribe the President(!) and all the politicians.. then got to pay protection money to the chaebol families lol

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    well, as a large part of manufacturing is done in China, they are not the only country. Don't forget that there are other SE Asian countries that do there fair share of world trade (Laos, Vietnam. . ) plus let's not count out India. But really, the trend will be in a shift from Asia as labor costs+declining Dollar drive industry into Africa. That's where you're future pumps+blocks+everything will be coming from. . . .
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    TO be fair, mine were not BROKEN, they had been assembled wrong. The design is not perfect because without a second O-ring the inner channel the water gets in there, and the leaking problem was because They had not put the O-ring in right. I have now been running both blocks for more than 24 Hours, the temps are awesome and they don't leak at all!

    So I don't know who is screwing these blocks together before they go out, but he needs to watch the training video again...

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    Quote Originally Posted by IanY View Post
    got to pay protection money to the chaebol families lol
    he takes visa.
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    good commentary...

    xspc lacks QC...

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    I guess it's a trade off for their aggressive pricing. XSPC is damn cheap here.

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    I know XSPC and trust me they are not sending out guys there might be a bad batch happens,
    who knows no need to talk smack, I sent a email to my contact at xspc to see what the issue was and how it can be fixed

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    Looks like the copper expanded just enough to place tension on the screw which caused the Plexiglas to crack... I've seen it happen before...
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    Quote Originally Posted by cryptospartan View Post
    I know XSPC and trust me they are not sending out guys there might be a bad batch happens,
    who knows no need to talk smack, I sent a email to my contact at xspc to see what the issue was and how it can be fixed
    It seems this 'bad batch' is over multiple products. As someone pointed out before in another thread, I'm sure XSPC has strict policies but if the workers in the Chinese factory decide to not check there isn't much they can do now.

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    I personally like LEXAN better since its stronger than plexi and won't crack like that
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    I waiting on what xspc has to say

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