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    The Phobya CPU waterblock

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    Phobya: High quality and revolutionary design

    November 2008: The first High-tech CPU waterblock from Phobya is introduced to the public audience. The Microlayer design sets a new benchmark in cooling performance as well as weight reduction, the patent is pending.
    The unique Phobya design already foreshadows the path that Phobya is about to follow:
    Phobya will revolutionize the watercooling market.
    Innovation, power and outstanding quality are the principles on which both development and production are based. Gamer- and other High-power PCs can be cooled with the Phobya product range in all relevant sectors in near future.
    Phobya offers a cool look, great functionality and expandability with all of its products. Modding fans are going to love its design, hardcore users will enjoy its extreme performance.

    What do you think ?
    Last edited by WaterFlex; 12-07-2008 at 02:22 PM.

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    Interesting....

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    Never heard of it. Looks like a neat design though.

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    Looks even more restrictive than a Supreme...
    Quote Originally Posted by Chruschef in regards to Thermaltake water cooling
    you'd be better off cooling your components with a fire....

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    Holy crap that looks restrictive. Wouldn't want any algae or corrosion in that thing...

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    Here is the conversation.
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    thin copper....dunno how that will affect temps

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    Interesting.

    Let's see some tests.
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    For some reason I`m sure this wb will make the revolution...

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    Quote Originally Posted by zlojack View Post
    Interesting.

    Let's see some tests.

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    Half the people are praising it, half the people aren't. The green stuff in the posts on the first page is apparently not related to the additives used, only distilled water was used, this is the way the people posting the pictures received the blocks. Will read more tomorrow, need to sleep now, about to fall asleep on my keyboard and leave random letters in random places in my posts.
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    Some more Phobya stuff
    Last edited by WaterFlex; 12-07-2008 at 03:20 PM.

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    LOL that bottomplate is thin! if supreme is 3 mm this i no more than 1.5 mm fo sure....

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    Quote Originally Posted by aspire.comptech View Post
    Looks even more restrictive than a Supreme...
    Thats exactly what I thought when the image loaded.


    oooh, exciting.

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    Looks unnecessarily complex.

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    Interesting indeed. Would love to see how this performs.

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    True or not but german overclockers had already pretested that wb: Phobya performs better than EK Supreme и Aquacomputer XT di. Used CPU was quad.
    Last edited by WaterFlex; 12-07-2008 at 03:39 PM.

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    wow it is thin 1mm thick based on the link...this is really interesting..thanks for the links i hope they retail this in the US

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    Looks... restrictive. That copper mid-plate almost looks like a PCB, the channels look like traces.

    I'd love to see some numbers.

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    When I first saw it I thought it was a PCB in there lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by WaterFlex View Post
    What do you think ?
    I don't.

    Quote Originally Posted by zlojack View Post

    Let's see some tests.
    Until I see some test's

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    its different , would like to see how it performs
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    Here is the translated version of the link up above.

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    Definitely a different approach to wb design. I'm sure we'll see some reviews soon. That mid plate looks removable, so it in effect acts like the nozzles on D5's.
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