Customer was incredibly patient, this PC has been with us for over 2 months. Almost done

No air cooler can compare with WC. Why does it matter if the CPU is below 60C? We hear it from customers so often that they are "worried" about their CPU hitting 90C and being "too hot". It's really humorous TBH

Technically the same company and staff

Today's weather was extremely hot and we saw this aunty selling bandung on the street so tarpau-ed some back to the office.



We poured them into an XSPC pump doing a 24/7 loop test, seems to work fine as a coolant:

Come pick up a bottle of our coolant FOC for comparison.

This shows just how great, or not, Asus' Marketing is. The lower end, more practical, Formula board comes with built-in barbs for WC VRMs, yet the higher end one doesn't.

This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Jun 23 2012, 01:13 PM

Yup. It's normal. You can flush it out with 99% alcohol and it will look crystal clear. Before doing that, I'd recommend letting the plasticizer build up for over 3 weeks. -P

This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Jul 4 2012, 10:27 PM

It's not going to mask anything. Plasticizer will form and a cloudy interior will appear. The actual substance is powder-like and cannot be cleaned off with normal detergent.

Your card is already obsolete. No vendors will have ready stock for it.

We can get it for you without any issue. Anything from here is obtainable:
http://www.aquatuning.de/advanced_search_r...?keywords=6970&
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2421523&hl=

wait time is about 2 weeks.

AKA, immaterial.

You can move EK all the way to the bottom for their infamous leakage problem despite having an O-Ring.

Bitspower, Koolance, XSPC, Alphacool are the most common. Other full POM reservoir are also rather trouble free. The new XSPC D5 Acetal res is a winner. Be careful with Koolance's res, only use the screw on tube res. Their bay res are very hard to bleed.

:facepalm: totally messed up the reply. Somehow read RAD as RES

In terms of Performance:

Alphacool UT60
XSPC RX Series

There's TFC, HWLABs and what not but the above two rads are the best bang for the buck radiators you can get. With HWLABs radiators are built with almost the highest quality besides aquacomputer

Yes, flush it. Particularly with the radiators.

You can just connect a loop into your toilet shower hose. Run HOT water over it for a period of time. You can then just rinse it off. A small amount of "mineral water" doesn't really contaminate the loop. You can then install your loop and run distilled water in it for a few minutes then pour it off. Add fresh distilled water again. TBH, it's overkill...

No difference in the pump. Laing is the manufacturing company. The original name is Laing D5. MCP655 is Switchtech's model. Swiftech used to be really hot in WC industry therefore they managed to carve a name there with the OEM model. Many companies have OEM the pump. Bigger player will have the pumps at lower cost.

DDC is a different model.

All Swiftech pumps come with warranty sticker. Once removed they are voided.

XSPC now sells D5 pump without the cover. You can also get Alphacool D5 motor only + cover. You can get so many different version of it.

Our M-Power yellow theme build is coming. Deciding on the casing.

Our customer is here to say hello with MVF as well:




Everything glows in red as well, didn't bother taking picture of it glowing

Those Primo are going to plasticize real bad in the coming weeks