balance buat rasta headpiece hehehe....

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Added on February 2, 2010, 11:24 pm1 staple bullet..?? no kidding...which one was it, the normal or the heavy duty one..? this really gotto try..

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Feb 2 2010, 11:24 PM

yup kevin's rite ... cant stop it..like a freaking runaway train hehhe nono kidding only, the process can be super slow, like super slow motion slow...but alu, thats not friendly dude..anyway some new product update for you'al...available after CNY...

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Added on February 13, 2010, 11:15 amcooler yes..but one must remember to do some servicing later, 6 months interval maybe or whenever notice a drop in system performance..these dyes or uv leave gunk especially on the cpu block, will hinder performance in the long run if not clean...feser got that bi-distilled water with all in'em anti algea, anti corrosion, less conductive, havent personally tried it though ...

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Feb 13 2010, 11:15 AM

holly cow bro...niceeeee

pink..a forumer here just bought a pink feser one from me last week,....wahh he got balls la..respect

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Added on February 20, 2010, 10:34 pmadditional rad is always good, but, space constraints is always a nuisance...so if u factor-in that, i'm guessing its mono e mono, thicker rad with a matching cfm ...\gains may not be significant as adding rad, but who woud argue if you got space issue..

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Feb 20 2010, 10:34 PM

lichyetan bro, was looking back again at ur setup, curios though, if u put the flow meter on inlet to cpu, wouldnt that an additional restriction to the flow before the block ? why not after the block before the res ?
have u calculated your head yet ?

Skinee did a review a while back so im guessing u cud use its SwiftechMCR320Estimator to have a rough estimate, all'ya need its the heat load in watts. its crude, but it'll make guessing a bit easier...

lol...tell that to them skinees and the lot...they use the word estimate a lot, dont think they ever aiming for being accurate though(u r talking about 100% accuracy rite...), just enough for "estimates", like for references and stuff...is not rocket science dude..

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Feb 22 2010, 01:42 PM

way i see it...reviewers test in a control environment, based on community agreed standards...but us, we are not reviewing, is just plain fun, a hobby of sort...so long as we follow the general rule, the build is cool, temp is acceptable, and thats that...i tried not to be too caught up with numbers as such, thats too much work for me...

hahhaha..yeah i forgot bout that review, was doing some research on it awhile back, but the doubling up thingy fail to make sense period!I thought it was an unfair comparison with the other tops.. (...or am i'm missing something), was skeptical bout it, thats why never stock up on it ...didn't went to rrr though...

bro, wondering whether u cud estimate ur head with that flow meter..? have u done it ?

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Feb 23 2010, 12:41 AM

thanks dude, inaccurate arr..hmm i'm guessing, if the flow meter cud produce flow estimates, i cud use the available head vs flow graph and plot my current head, providing a benchmark for further improvement to the loop by reducing restriction and increase the flow value .... i'm guessing the value doesnt have to be correct so long as the improvement done produce a beter value...a sort of counter checking the work..
but unless u mean the flow value never stick ?

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Feb 23 2010, 05:33 AM

aik, your original res dunhav the anti cyclon ... ok la bro, kita bulk koolance, the flow meter, i need 2, u 1, reiben the grill, who else want sumthing from koolance?, we pool it up and borong there one shot !

yup, new batch got it...ala the thing cost like 12 to 13 a piece je....small sum compare to'ya XT .....dude, how much are u getting for that Iandh's..?

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Feb 25 2010, 11:59 AM

hahha thats freaking massive....a freakng big room of batteries for only 10 min UPS...that kinda tickle me silly...good find man...well i did a little reseach maself and look what i'd found...


hehehhe a fashionable fur radiator, good during those winter nights hhahhahha

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Mar 3 2010, 03:12 PM

always wanted to own XT but price too freaking expensive
hoping claw cud offer "cost to cost" pricing....

to top that, the mount system is worst than most blocks ... ....
but i still want ONE !!!

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Apr 12 2010, 04:35 PM

cool review on 5870 waterblocks...check it out guys...5870 WB face off

rite now HWLab Stealth is around 3cm thick.....high fpi, need a good rpm to get the best of it...not much of a performance rad though due to its thickness..if u need better performance, always go for a thicker rad...mount it outside if u have to

ok...its one of the most exciting unboxing of all....HWLAB people !!

the GTX gen2...kidck all others behind...raping them blind

the GTS gen2...slimmest rad hand down...<3cm thick...good for beginner and enthusiast alike...fit it all case !!! here are the previews....

again bro...one of the best unboxing for me...biggrin.gif forgive the bad shoot, one should hold'em in one hands to realy appreciate the beauty..so behold people...













This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: May 25 2010, 01:20 PM

yeah pretty much bro...

here the review ...

basically these are from manufacturing line, so there are time when the end product are missed by QC...but thats why the market need local distru to handle any qc issue and RMA's...user can contact the manufacturer tech support too and manufacturer will instruct local distru to follow up...
as for maxk issue...gimme some pictures bro..and i'll talk to eddy about it...

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: May 30 2010, 07:58 PM