Asus P6T, I7-920, 6gb ocz xmp, 4890, Raid 0-1 Terabyte, full watercooled - Triple Loop 5 radiators
pumping wise, no the pump would make little difference. Airflow thru rad, yep, but for fairness I ran fan speeds at the same levels, if I ramped up my fan speeds temps will be lower and be even lower if I slap my san aces on which I may try this weekend. Something else I wan to try is bare die cooling, this block is perfectly flat.
Last edited by saxile; 01-14-2009 at 07:38 AM.
45c and 42c...wow thats a huge improvement...are they going to retail in the USA?
hehe, just got one to play with!
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Block looks about as close to Mcoffeys direct Die cooling as you could get. Looks like it would need a powerful pump too. lets see some testing!!!!
Cool, we look forward to seeing your results! Could you post a few internal pics? The ones at the beginning of this thread are too small to see the flow route.
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highly restrictive, me thinks.
Sig is under construction
Great pics, marcus!
Highly parallel design, just like IBM's internal design. But I worry it would be prone to jets clogging.
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Do want
No VAT for USA buyers, right?![]()
Gosh I wish there was more info about this block.
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No VAT Vapor, I should know, I bought mine and Skinnee's lol, I love it and find it no more restrictive than the d-tek v1 with the quad split nozzle, course I'm not measuring flowrate with tools just how it passes through my res.
this block is really different i dont think it might succeed it migh just restrict flow
not really, a single 355 with xspc res top can handle the phobya, xspc 4870 razor f/c block, and blackops nb block with ease
I made a review (in Dutch) of this block you can find here. Compared it to a XSPC Delta and the Supreme. Supreme was the best block in my tests (my fist one btw), not by much though.
Here is the overall 5 mount graph from that test:
avarage temps over 5 mounts:
And here the best mounts:
tempprobes used for water and air I used are the Dallas One Wire DS18B20 (two for water and two for air; next time it will be 12 for air) connected to a Crystalfontzpanel with SCAB. Each mount was a 30min log time and 50min warming up.
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Last edited by coolfris; 02-11-2009 at 08:44 AM. Reason: added last pic
Coolfris, what caused the huge difference between the mounts on the Phobya? Is the mounting system not very good or did you just get one bad mount?
coolfris
thanks for the review...i'm now convinced about...xspc delta v3
and the ek supreme..reigns supreme..i guess the bowed surface helped alot...
and the phobya..it just scares me..lol thin base...tsk tsk..i don't want it...
Third mount of the Phobya must be indeed a bad mount. The look of the imprint on the IHS was not very different from the others though. Maybe next time I should do more mounts and pick the best 5 within some given range, or something like that. I worked on the data after all the testwork. So maybe next time I will work on the data during testing the blocks. For a better temp resolution I will double logging time so there will be also more time for working during testing.
One thing I also noticed that the Phobya is a bit of a noisy block. Maybe it was because of the 2 DCC's in serie I used.
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