DD' s rad are usually more often then not HWLab's OEM units AFAIK.

I've read the German site and I can roughly guess that the HMax is 3m which sounds good but a realistic 900LPH? Hmmmmmmm....Someone should give it a try..how much does it cost and isit available as a AC based pump?

Indeed it sounds interesting, reminds me of Aquateknika's 50z pumps which are as good as that on paper. Anyone care to give it a try?

As a side not, anyone knows how to fabricate these heat exchangers in copper?



And Sigh....a few more days

Yep milling would be much cheaper as the copper bars are easier to obtain and are reasonably easy to work on. The cross section pics shown seems to show no special technique required so just a matter of finding the barbs and such. Anyone up for the challenge? I'm sure a few would be interested as getting rid as much heat as possible from the loop is everyone's priority

I can also do the milling at my uni's machine shop but finding the bars would be the problem (Can amok step in here?). Tapping I'm not sure but once one can obtain those brass barbs it shouldn't be hard to tap the holes. But since it'll be in copper, how to anodise it so it won't oxidise eh?

What 2 pieces? I don't get you actually. But if you can fabricate em, mind sharing us a few since one would have to get the rods by the meter and you would have spare lenght. I won't mind paying a bit extra for the effort.

It's dissected for us to see how it looks like. Don't worry about that. No way one can make a cross section piece water tight unless there's a washer along the length and a lock nut to secure both ends.

That's a Hydor L20 I think if I'm not mistaken by the pictures I saw last time

And something a bit more mianstream but still 1337 to me, NEC's watercooling system for their Powermate dualies







Thanks to Richboyz for alerting us over at Hardware section

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Now this is something I found over at Asetek's site

taken from Asetek's site : Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price ex. VAT [within the EU] € 77.50

Gulpppp....

Me, prodigy and presumably amok are staying on. It's up to you to decide for now. I've checked all online stroes in the states including Voyeurmods and all are on backlog order

Bang Antonio, semknyer rig..huuhuu...anyway kalo pakai stacker, ada cara nak pendekkan gila loop tuh. Nih gambar dia as it's worth a 1000 words

Macam dia sorang jer yang akan pakai G4 laaa....sodaaaaaa

Anyway, on the G4, stocks are being replenished in that states so we can expect to see ours in Bulk Ver. 8 dinster

Just for reference, the specific weight of water is at 9.81 kN/m(cube)

Antonio, rasa kena buat drastic measure sikit whereby you have to do an upside down mobo configuration (You didn't notice meh in my pics the difference?) and from there work out ur tubings so that the pam to block length is about 5"-6" camtuh baru ada improvement. If my AXP Mobile 2.5Ghz can do steady 45C all day at full load using a DD Maze 4, I'd be very disappointed if I got temps like yours.

Buang laaa kipas Smartfan tuh and use some Delta's or Pabst's baru ada cool down of the Rad itself.

Erkkk...bant anotnio....rimas gua tengok PC ko nih...huhhuuh

Anyway if temps don't improve, try converting the Stacker to Semi-BTX which means you flip the whole motherboard pan 180 degrees so that the processor and the radiator kat bawah. That way the pump is very close to the block. You might gain a lot in terms of pressure to supply to the bloock. It's quite easy to do. Just need to unscrew about 12 screws at the motherboard pan's base. IF tak fit flush, just saw the crossmember besi just below the upper PSU slot and it'll fit just nice and won't be noticeable as it will be concealed by the PSU backpanel of the stacker.

And CM punya UV fan? Mak aih, that fan very low cfm laa wei. Dah laaa rad Tt tuh very restrictive. Get that delta I see on the left fitted on instead, sure tak rugi wan

Read that already and as the charts show and Cathar himself has repeated many times, The Aquaxtreme 50Z-DC12 (not 150Z, heat dump too muchand who needs 6m head pressure?) still remains the top dog in terms of performance per heat dump by far as they also included that as a side comparison. After all, it's a Laing MCP600 in the first place

Cathar did gave gave good comments about it if you read his 2 cents in the XS concerning the pump review at that site actually. And I can safely say that his views although maybe a bit too technical, has a very sound and solid basis to begin with.

I kno it's will be stuck w/out some modifcation. You have to use a hacksaw and saw off the crossmember just below th PSU hole kat belakang. Then it'll fit flush. Trust me antonio, been there, done that and living with it proudly

Aiyooo...lambat laa you...or not could have gotten the Zalman waterblock by Din for only RM100/=. Pump murah2 wan about RM75/= for a decent flowing one. But have a look at ikan_semilang's Swifty bulk for an idea.