Danamics - a revolutionary cooling system?!

[Ozzfest05]

I couldnt see it being released at such a price no one would buy it IMO, you could buy a copper TRUE lap it washer mod it buy two fans and get great performance and buy a DICE/LN2 pot and DICE for a year for benching purposes and still cost less then this one cooler.

TRUE Copper-100 dollars
Sand Paper - 5 dollars
Glass-7 dollars
Washers-30 cents
Push Pull fans- 20 dollars
DICE/LN2 pot-130 dollars
Dice- 1.50 a pound 4 a month x12=72.00
Total=364 dollars

Beating peformance of a 400 dollar cooler priceless

[flopper]

if it competes with watercooling without the hassle of water running out to fry your comp, its viable.
I would get one so I could run my videocards passived cooled with water.

[cegras]

I couldnt see it being released at such a price no one would buy it IMO, you could buy a copper TRUE lap it washer mod it buy two fans and get great performance and buy a DICE/LN2 pot and DICE for a year for benching purposes and still cost less then this one cooler.

TRUE Copper-100 dollars
Sand Paper - 5 dollars
Glass-7 dollars
Washers-30 cents
Push Pull fans- 20 dollars
DICE/LN2 pot-130 dollars
Dice- 1.50 a pound 4 a month x12=72.00
Total=364 dollars

Beating peformance of a 400 dollar cooler priceless

That's a bad analysis. You don't put a pot on top of a TRUE copper, you know.

[cozwin]

That's a bad analysis. You don't put a pot on top of a TRUE copper, you know.

if he doesnt hes defo on the wrong forum lol

[Ozzfest05]

That's a bad analysis. You don't put a pot on top of a TRUE copper, you know.

No But I clearly stated for benching so use the TRUE Copper for everyday use and crack out the DICE pot for benching

[dinos22]

That's a bad analysis. You don't put a pot on top of a TRUE copper, you know.

i think he is just saying that you could buy both air and subzero kits and still save money

[cegras]

No But I clearly stated for benching so use the TRUE Copper for everyday use and crack out the DICE pot for benching

But you summed up the components and then compared it all to another system, apples to oranges .. :[

[Jamesrt2004]

with that danamics cooler will there be a need for fan's as well? Seems like it might get a tad overpowered from our OC'd Quads at higher speed?

[Mad1723]

with that danamics cooler will there be a need for fan's as well? Seems like it might get a tad overpowered from our OC'd Quads at higher speed?

Fans are always needed to move the heat away from the fins AFAIK

[cegras]

i think he is just saying that you could buy both air and subzero kits and still save money

Well, yeah, but this is just awesome ... and apparently spending a ton of money on things slightly unjustified is the philosophy on these forums ;O

[twin_savage]

This cooler uses NaK as its coolant, no wonder they haven't got the green light to market it in the US.

[cegras]

I'm pretty sure NaK, if I'm reading it right, as in Sodium - Potassi(ate?) doesn't exist.

[twin_savage]

its a eutectic mix of sodium and potasium, about 78% potassium and 22% sodium. the stuff can explode if i comes into contact with water (or someone's skin) if it doesn't explode it will atleast burn.

[JayCop]

Has anyone seen this in the wild yet? If so where and how much?

[flesheatinvirus]

its a eutectic mix of sodium and potasium, about 78% potassium and 22% sodium. the stuff can explode if i comes into contact with water (or someone's skin) if it doesn't explode it will atleast burn.

Great! sounds like more fun.

[cegras]

its a eutectic mix of sodium and potasium, about 78% potassium and 22% sodium. the stuff can explode if i comes into contact with water (or someone's skin) if it doesn't explode it will atleast burn.

That makes sense.

[suddeath]

It's the 17th and no reviews in sight :-(

However, when I look at their reseller list and visit those homepages, the resellers do advertise the cooler. Some of them also advertise a "danamics powerbooster for LM10 - Fits 3,5' drivebay, Gives the pump more power and better cooling performance"

NordicHardware is testing this cooler atm, so review should be available soon.

We've been testing a LM10 prototype for a few days now, but we still have some tweaking of the text to do before we reveal how it performs. In the meantime, Danamics has announced that cooler will become available in stores near you soon, if not already. The cooler currently support AM2, AM2+ and Socket 775, but buyers will get a free Socket 1366 mounting bracket for free.

http://www.nordichardware.com/news,8369.html

[NH|Delph1]

The metal in question is NaK. I can confirm that. However it's hermetically sealed inside the pipes and if a leak would occur it would coagulate instantly and seal the leak. For this to be dangerous your actually need to bring out a saw, open up the pipe and drop it in a bucket of water. I sincerely hope no one is stupid enough to do that.

I'm not sure when the review will be up, we're still discussing the results from the prototype tests. We will have benchmarks with the retail as well, we're simply discussing the best way to do this. We've been testing with a slightly overclocked high-leakage Core QX9770 which is almost too much for TRUE120 and the results are interesting the least to say.

We want to include some other tests as well, partly on request, which will delay the article a bit.

Also, Core i7 mounting brackets are on their way and will be free of charge, incl. shipping.

//Andreas

[demonkevy666]

The metal in question is NaK. I can confirm that. However it's hermetically sealed inside the pipes and if a leak would occur it would coagulate instantly and seal the leak. For this to be dangerous your actually need to bring out a saw, open up the pipe and drop it in a bucket of water. I sincerely hope no one is stupid enough to do that.

I'm not sure when the review will be up, we're still discussing the results from the prototype tests. We will have benchmarks with the retail as well, we're simply discussing the best way to do this. We've been testing with a slightly overclocked high-leakage Core QX9770 which is almost too much for TRUE120 and the results are interesting the least to say.

We want to include some other tests as well, partly on request, which will delay the article a bit.

Also, Core i7 mounting brackets are on their way and will be free of charge, incl. shipping.

//Andreas

why not add a hot phenom in there too? just a suggestion

[cegras]

The metal in question is NaK. I can confirm that. However it's hermetically sealed inside the pipes and if a leak would occur it would coagulate instantly and seal the leak. For this to be dangerous your actually need to bring out a saw, open up the pipe and drop it in a bucket of water. I sincerely hope no one is stupid enough to do that.

I'm not sure when the review will be up, we're still discussing the results from the prototype tests. We will have benchmarks with the retail as well, we're simply discussing the best way to do this. We've been testing with a slightly overclocked high-leakage Core QX9770 which is almost too much for TRUE120 and the results are interesting the least to say.

We want to include some other tests as well, partly on request, which will delay the article a bit.

Also, Core i7 mounting brackets are on their way and will be free of charge, incl. shipping.

//Andreas

Eagerly awaiting results.

[NH|Delph1]

why not add a hot phenom in there too? just a suggestion

Don't have one, Phenom samples are hard to get a hold of for some odd reason.

//Andreas

[angelreaper]

Where to Buy Danamics LM10:
http://www.highflow.nl/index.php?tar...product_id=899
http://shop.burro-net.com/product_in...products_id=33

[Bo_Fox]

For the price .. fuggedaboutit!

[flopper]

The metal in question is NaK. I can confirm that. However it's hermetically sealed inside the pipes and if a leak would occur it would coagulate instantly and seal the leak. For this to be dangerous your actually need to bring out a saw, open up the pipe and drop it in a bucket of water. I sincerely hope no one is stupid enough to do that.

I'm not sure when the review will be up, we're still discussing the results from the prototype tests. We will have benchmarks with the retail as well, we're simply discussing the best way to do this. We've been testing with a slightly overclocked high-leakage Core QX9770 which is almost too much for TRUE120 and the results are interesting the least to say.

We want to include some other tests as well, partly on request, which will delay the article a bit.

Also, Core i7 mounting brackets are on their way and will be free of charge, incl. shipping.

//Andreas

seems ur impressed with the performance.
The idea for me is sound, no leaks, and cool well.

[Calmatory]

seems ur impressed with the performance.
The idea for me is sound, no leaks, and cool well.

Or then wanting to keep up with the hype. No doubt.