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    two new D5 top/res from XSPC

    Hi, I just found this and wanted to share it with you all:
    - XSPC Acrylic Dual 5.25 bay Reservoir for Laing D5:
    http://www.highflow.nl/pompen/laing-...-d5bayres.html

    - XSPC Acrylic Tank Reservoir for Laing D5:
    http://www.highflow.nl/pompen/laing-...d5tankres.html

    Now there is an alternative to Primochill D5 bay/res .
    I can't find it on XSPC's official website or there online shop !
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    interesting... last I heard these were still in the prototyping phase.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skinnee View Post
    interesting... last I heard these were still in the prototyping phase.
    dont pumps need airflow to not break/burnup?

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    Um, XSPC's reputation with acrylic isn't unblemished either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Waterlogged View Post
    Um, XSPC's reputation with acrylic isn't unblemished either.
    Agreed, I thought people have been reading these forums about acrylic problems since the T3 and would stay away from now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waterlogged View Post
    Um, XSPC's reputation with acrylic isn't unblemished either.
    Let's just hope they learned from Primochill's mistakes .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alexandr0s View Post
    Let's just hope they learned from Primochill's mistakes .
    Not entirely related. T3 had problems with the molding process, specifically the additives put into the acrylic "soup" or something before molding. In most of their products XSPC doesn't really use molds, most of there stuff like these res' are put together with glue and off-the-shelf (i.e. balanced chemical composition) acrylic sheets.

    XSPC's problem with acrylic is that their machining and assembly tolerances are not so good. That's how you end up with ports that leak because the hole is not perpendicular, etc.
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    I wont be buying one anyway :P If it was made out of delerin, then id think about it
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    omfg
    if anyone from XSPC reads this, please, for the love of god, stop putting the acrylic tube inside leading directly into the pumps inlet! it makes the bleeding process 50 times harder than it has to be!

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    Quote Originally Posted by zeropluszero View Post
    omfg
    if anyone from XSPC reads this, please, for the love of god, stop putting the acrylic tube inside leading directly into the pumps inlet! it makes the bleeding process 50 times harder than it has to be!
    The problem is, that stupid tube is what give their their DDC tops the extra head pressure. Take that away and their res top becomes an average top. I'm betting it will also give the D5 a small boost as well.
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    Even though the idea about a pump/res bay combo is very nice, their quality is far from top notch...
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    http://www.xspc.biz/d5tankres.php

    http://www.xspc.biz/d5bayres.php

    Quote Originally Posted by NKrader View Post
    dont pumps need airflow to not break/burnup?

    The bottom is open below the D5 so you still get some airflow around it.


    Quote Originally Posted by SkItZo View Post
    I wont be buying one anyway :P If it was made out of delerin, then id think about it
    You cannot bond Delrin (Polyoxymethylene) easily, like acrylic. So i assume bonding Delrin is a complex and lengthy process.

    Waterlogged may know a bit more on the subject.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeBar View Post
    Even though the idea about a pump/res bay combo is very nice, their quality is far from top notch...
    quality control. they have some great stuff. but just like the ddc world all we hear about here is the nightmares.. kinda unfair to say..

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    i love that 2 bay combo, it would look sweet in my lain lee brushed alu rebuild....

    sweet, thanks for the post!


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    Quote Originally Posted by bentleya View Post
    You cannot bond Delrin (Polyoxymethylene) easily, like acrylic. So i assume bonding Delrin is a complex and lengthy process.

    Waterlogged may know a bit more on the subject.
    Well, I wasn't sure about bonding so I did a quick check and it turns out you can do it apparently somewhat easily with a 2 part epoxy called "BONDiT™ B-46". It can also be butt welded or ultrasonically welded.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Waterlogged View Post
    It can also be butt welded
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    Quote Originally Posted by DarthBeavis View Post
    Some wannabe Texan's eyes just perked up when you posted that . . . .
    Don't I know it.

    Oh, and fixed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Waterlogged View Post
    The problem is, that stupid tube is what give their their DDC tops the extra head pressure. Take that away and their res top becomes an average top. I'm betting it will also give the D5 a small boost as well.
    there you go.
    so how is the EK DDC v2 still the better top?

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    Quote Originally Posted by zeropluszero View Post
    there you go.
    so how is the EK DDC v2 still the better top?
    Don't recall having seen any reviews on the EK DDC V2.
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    XSPC are usually very good and recalling bad batches - however - the 1s that always slip out seem to end up in the US where distributers are slow to take the faulty stock off the stock lists and hand it out anyway but never make the recall from the customer. Shame really... Because he's quick to find out when there's a problem and he does his best to make sure they don't go out, tbf, it's still a miles better rep than Primochill and the products, when you're not unlucky enough to get duff finish or seal, are usually of very good quality

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waterlogged View Post
    Don't recall having seen any reviews on the EK DDC V2.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skinnee View Post
    I'm slow... but it is coming.
    It's seems you have more unfinished tests at the moment than Naekuh has unfinished builds .

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    Omg skinnee are you gonna take that cack? show em what yer made of and whip out a review - NOW!

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    Actually, Alexandr0s is right. I have DDC single and dual tops with dual D5's sprinkled in, radiator sandwich testing half complete, a new radiator test procedure in the works and GXT480 blocks all going on... and I have review writing for a couple more air coolers and 2 water kits going every night. And there is more, but it stays behind closed doors for a while. If it weren't for having this day job to keep the lights on I could get things done much faster, but the day job always takes priority.

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