Enzotech-LUNA CPU waterblock

[Waterlogged]

Sorry guys but this is some stupid talk about me. I don't lie with this what i have done - about test. I only show the difference between this two blocks in my loop. I'm not a pro tester like other here.

So for the last time, i use the same voltage for cpu, the same voltage for pump ( ver. 3.2 - info for WL ), the same thermal compound, the same liquid etc. etc. I made all the SAME for this two blocks.

RPM's i watched in aqua-computer poweradjust software which control my pump. I show you on chart max value of rpm each block - i can check this like this:




That is sad...hear something. Maybe next time i just wait for some PRO test.
Now i sitting on laptop so no more test, maybe that is good for me because some here on forum, pro lc people, will not call me a layer.

That's all from me.

Again, I've never said you lied, but we do seem to have one hell of a conundrum here...don't we. You have a test showing a "spike" differential of 236 RPM's between the block (supposedly due to loss of flow/restriction), and I have a test verifying that the DDC 3.x RPM's don't fluctuate due to restriction. Is there any particular reason you chose to run the test with the pump at less than full power? This could be the curve ball that's screwing everything up in your test. I also don't know if I like the way that RPM's oscillates like that, doesn't seem very steady for testing purposes.

Malik, I may not like the way you change your rig more than a woman changes her mind but, I've always acknowledged your skill and keen eye for style.

@ everyone thinking about doing testing:
There are plenty of ppl that have posted tests here that have been kind enough to list how they do it properly, it would be nice if everyone that does testing would learn from them, so things like this don't happen in the future. If a test can't be done right or withstand the slightest scrutiny, it probably shouldn't be posted.