EnzoTech SCW-1 CPU Waterbock

[Think]

You got what you ordered, the revised version is not Rev. A, there was another small revision before that with a slightly different plastic top which didn't fully fix the cracking issue though apparently.

@ThinkYes, instead of putting the culprit to ncix, maybe question your knowledge/research before you buy

Enzotech is the culprit. They never were clear about revisions until the Rev. A. There was an unofficial Revision, so called revision 1, still acrylic, to fix the cracking and it never was solved.

The Rev A is the first official revision.

Sites indicating Revision or revision 1 are still selling the old acrylic model that many like and don't have any cracking issue

Really So how is the consumer supposed to figure out which is which? This is terrible and thanks for the clarification. Still, I don't see why it take 2 days to respond to an RMA and another 2 business days to make a decision - plucking the situation over the weekend and not seeing a resolution for another week?

Really simple:

• ( 5 minutes )Client calls customer service with know defective product issue
• ( 3 minutes )NCIX clicks on the website and notices the recall revision but still requests photos
• ( 30 minutes )Client sends photos
• ( end of day - 6 hours or following day 12 hours )NCIX expedites a replacement top or issues return authorization number for an immediate refund.

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...7734&sku=27010

Says *revision but does not indicate which.

[jonny_ftm]

Really So how is the consumer supposed to figure out which is which? This is terrible and thanks for the clarification. Still, I don't see why it take 2 days to respond to an RMA and another 2 business days to make a decision - plucking the situation over the weekend and not seeing a resolution for another week?

Really simple:

• ( 5 minutes )Client calls customer service with know defective product issue
• ( 3 minutes )NCIX clicks on the website and notices the recall revision but still requests photos
• ( 30 minutes )Client sends photos
• ( end of day - 6 hours or following day 12 hours )NCIX expedites a replacement top or issues return authorization number for an immediate refund.

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...7734&sku=27010

Says *revision but does not indicate which.

I fully understand how angry you are. I was looking at the Enzotech revision once. When I saw all the problems and no way to guess what WB you're getting, also seeing how Enzotech never officially admitted their WB suck, I looked elsewhere, and will never look at them from now. You should do the same. If NCIX said "revision", than it means revision 1, plexi top. You should compliment them as most resellers even don't mention if it's the revised plexi WB or the old plexi WB. Enzotech never gave any clear indication to distinguich between them. Copper top revision is Rev A. and just coming stock these days to distributors

Some resellers lable it Rev 2. Just move your way, those resellers don't know what they sell. There was never a revision 2

[menace2society]

Here's a link to the correct block you are looking forhttp://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=199&product s_id=22690

I think!!

[jonny_ftm]

Here's a link to the correct block you are looking forhttp://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=199&product s_id=22690

I think!!

Better to enhance your coding when you post as the urls are crippled and won't work when posted like you do, even with a copy/paste because of the forum formatting text

Here's correct link, and it is clearly stated as Rev A. indeed

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=22690

[Think]

Both D-tek and Enzotech are sending me replacement parts and are both aware of the problems. Enzotech version A should be here on Tuesday and D-tek back plate threading issue should be here Wed. NCIX apologized and provided some bonus free shipping on my next order since they had not replacement or equivalent. So hopefully by next week it will finally be up and running.

I will tell you one thing, I'm not going to take a chance and am going to using thread sealer ( automotive type ) for the inlets and a thin layer of silicone between the blocks. This would not of solved the block from cracking but the new revision in metal so I should be ok.

I sure hope my 4870 isn't toast after being doused with 20% red fluid and 80% water

Thanks

[jVIDIA]

Guys ... is there any review/test comparing the Enzotech Rev.A vs the new Apogee GTZ?