This is basically for finding out what water cooling i will choose for my system.

i think tt is nice

i think TT WC for a beginner is good...

if want more hardcore cooling...can go for Swiftech....

why not dangerdan... its 20% more efficient than swiftech i heard.

---

Added on June 21, 2007, 1:38 amlooks nice or nice performance.... som stuff look good but their performance can be below par. WHat is nice about tt anyways.

This post has been edited by a1098113: Jun 21 2007, 01:38 AM

some high end hsf still performance better than tt water cooler...

if for begineer, i think tt still better choice as u wont waste lots of money when u give up water cooler

Prove it.
Anyone who votes TT watercooling kit is a total loser.

Rather spending on TT, it'll be better if you just save your money and buy high end aircooling heatsink.

I would definitely agree on sHawTY coz I was one of the stupid low performance TT Bigwater user ...

Fully crap, look at the design of the water block, it can't even cool off those hot gc or proc .... as better as a Thermalright cooler ...

I totally regretted to spent over RM600 for the whole set that only perform good enough for lower end PC >....

for Series cooling there are many other brand in the market works much more better than the fully crappy TT wc products,,,

totally agreed with bro Doom and sHawTY, hv experience using watercooling system, yap it cool but not easy to asamble compare normal heatsink fan based, if u think u will stick to current rig (which attech with watercooling system) for a year is ok lo, but if like some of forumer who always updating ur rig not strongly not recommend watercooling

and again from wasting ur money buy watercooling stuff just for proc only, better use that money go for highend heatsink fan both for vga and proc

This post has been edited by arjuna_mfna: Jun 21 2007, 09:18 AM

If possible, I'll vote for D-TEK. But for a good price per performance, its better to go for swiftech set.

what is the necessary basic requirement or standard temp drop that you guys expect when you overclock, and does water cooling give a significant amount of temp drop than active/passive/air cooling?

i vote for Swiftech... even though i never use the water cooling b4... cos i dont trust the water cooling...

but my friends who experience in water cooling, always recommend me to go for Swiftech water cooling accessories... quite expensive... haha...

Anyone among the forumers in this polls using danger dan items... please post something:) Swifttech is the most prefered now.

haha....i'm suprised when i see TT is in the list with Swiftech and DD....
well,TT is just in the standard of what Gate from CM,for beginner ok la,

For Swiftech and DD,both are for Hardcore and Ultimate overclocker.

For me,i better stick with Air Cooling,no danger at all,no need to afraid of leaking.

a1098113, you haven't answered my question.
Look at post number 6.

be patient shawty... i am coming up with a comprehensive report:P.... be patient... only 20 percent le, dont be too critical

20% is not something to be taken lightly of.
That's why i want some proof for your words there.

Don't just simply say about without any sorts of proof.
I don't mean to offend you, but i need proof on what you've just said.

No offense bro, thats what forums are for:)

---

Added on June 22, 2007, 7:41 pmThis is what you want, the links to your answer

Danger Den Maze 4 vs D-Tek Whitewater

Danger Den Copper TDX review

DangerDen TDX Silver

Danger Den TDX waterblock

Toms hardware OC with DangerDen blocks

Another TDX review

OC of 8800gtx SLIed on DD Block

A 5 Block review

GPU WB review of 3 different blocks

check it out

This post has been edited by a1098113: Jun 22 2007, 07:45 PM

afaik, swiftech is good in some and DD is good in some, but not all is good by just 1 company only.

come la guys, activate and participate in this polls. I am sure there are a lot of water cooling ppl with heaps to say:)

it's because most ppl don't use WC (including me) so, we don't know what to vote