Cooling Best Water Cooler?

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by BURNER-X, 17 Mar 2002.

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  1. [GiB] Spawny

    [GiB] Spawny Xqpack Lovin

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    Scally Wags = People that should no better, but don't.

    There are benefits for both plexi and copper version of waterblocks.

    I personally will be going for a plexi version as I want maximum impact and want to see the water going through the block. Once I'm happy I will be moving over to my own hand made blocks as soon as I move house and have a workshop available to use again. I will also be putting in an under ground tank if I can convince the GF.
     
    [GiB] Spawny, 21 Mar 2002
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  2. TiTch

    TiTch h2o cooled

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    Basically the innovacool is simular in size to the K4.1 but cools a bit better. Without the ambiant temps the exact temps mean very little. The strange bit is the flatflow got a better rating to the K4.1 despite being bigger and not working as well. Other than that it says little of interest ie nothing about ease of fitting etc.
     
    TiTch, 21 Mar 2002
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  3. Elemental

    Elemental What's a Dremel?

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    Are you talking about the scan?
    There it says "Montage", what means fitting (leicht=easy, mittelmäßig=moderately,aufwendig=complex).

    cu
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    Elemental, 24 Mar 2002
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  4. ICE-COOLER

    ICE-COOLER What's a Dremel?

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    :D no "Montage" it the assembling prozess or the mounting prozess the Waterblock on the Socket
    Im the German engineer from the Cooler Aquastar the Tread New cooler out this forum im posting later the price and the Dealer
    sorry for my bad english
    ;)
     
    ICE-COOLER, 5 Apr 2002
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  5. Randland

    Randland What's a Dremel?

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    The German blocks do look really cool, but that is kind of insignifigant since all of the reviews are in German and don't translate well through babelfish, so there is no telling what is good, and what is pretty. Also it is near impossible to find a seller that will sell to the US. Seriously, the Germans need to try to get into the world market.:sigh:

    Also, what is the deal with the Maze 3, I looked at it and it didn't look all that good, although I haven't seen any tests. I can see how the Maze 2 could be a good cooler, but the Maze 3, other than looking cool, looks like it would restrict flow and not offer much cooling. I will probably get a Rev 3.0 because it is very recommended, but still easy to find.:)
     
    Randland, 6 Apr 2002
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  6. Elemental

    Elemental What's a Dremel?

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    But only in case of watercoolers ;)

    By the way: Anyone need a good german car? I got a BMW 540iA to sell; only 25000 €! ;)
    (But I won't send it to US or UK; you have to come here :D )

    cu
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    Elemental, 6 Apr 2002
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  7. Avatar28

    Avatar28 What's a Dremel?

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    Well, Dtekcustoms is working on getting some of the blocks and radiators from aquacomputer.de. Of course, they're going to have to show themselves to be reliable with getting them to him, too.
     
    Avatar28, 8 Apr 2002
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