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snowwie · 05-26-2004, 09:07 PM

I was wondering about this

It is pretty obvious from the tests that there was more to in than what could be seen from the graphics on the site

I figured that no reviewer would want to do such a thing (tear it apart), but i figured wrong

The thing you would think would either be a "crescent" or a "maze"

remember when billa posted the link to that asetek R&D pdf?
there was a chapter analyzing the differences between a "crescent" flow control and a "maze"
they determined that crescent was better
just look at their waterchill block (no, not the antarcticrap or whatever it is)

very impressed

thanks so much for sacrificing the block for us Phaestus, but I am sure you were just as curious as we were, and someone needed to do it.
hey, they're only 40 bucks, right?

05-26-2004, 09:07 PM	#5
snowwie Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: New Jersey Posts: 154	I was wondering about this It is pretty obvious from the tests that there was more to in than what could be seen from the graphics on the site I figured that no reviewer would want to do such a thing (tear it apart), but i figured wrong The thing you would think would either be a "crescent" or a "maze" remember when billa posted the link to that asetek R&D pdf? there was a chapter analyzing the differences between a "crescent" flow control and a "maze" they determined that crescent was better just look at their waterchill block (no, not the antarcticrap or whatever it is) very impressed thanks so much for sacrificing the block for us Phaestus, but I am sure you were just as curious as we were, and someone needed to do it. hey, they're only 40 bucks, right?