Another Full Cover WB - Page 3

Eddy_EK · 09-06-2005, 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by jaydee

yeah it looks good. What level of eloxate/anodize did you use?

I used the hardest anodization, they could provide

I think he told me it is about 20 microns thick.

FL3JM · 09-06-2005, 10:06 AM

Eddy EK is the man!
The finish on his products were beyond my wildest fantasies!

I bought that full cover gf block, a cpu block and a nb block, all of them are AMAZING.
I havnt been able to test them just yet as i am tinkering with a case at the moment which my system will move in to when its done, along with Eddy EK's super pimp blocks.

By the way, that Hydor Seltz L 25 II pump kicks ass!
1000 l/h (265gph) with 135cm (50") head at only 10watts is O_O

Ill post pics when its all put together and up and running.

Brians256 · 09-06-2005, 12:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FL3JM

Eddy EK is the man!
The finish on his products were beyond my wildest fantasies!

I bought that full cover gf block, a cpu block and a nb block, all of them are AMAZING.
I havnt been able to test them just yet as i am tinkering with a case at the moment which my system will move in to when its done, along with Eddy EK's super pimp blocks.

By the way, that Hydor Seltz L 25 II pump kicks ass!
1000 l/h (265gph) with 135cm (50") head at only 10watts is O_O

Ill post pics when its all put together and up and running.

Too bad you haven't been able to use them. Sounds like you (at this point) just know that they look amazing, rather than perform amazingly.

Edit: The blocks do look very nice.

FL3JM · 09-08-2005, 02:15 PM

I havnt got an external temp sensor to give accurate temps, i can only tell if i get lower temps than my previous wc (which will be kind of dumb to compare aswell because im only watercooling my cpu atm).

To test the performance a cpu simulator should be used.

And these blocks look so nice i wont care if they perform bad.

Eddy_EK · 09-09-2005, 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by FL3JM

I havnt got an external temp sensor to give accurate temps, i can only tell if i get lower temps than my previous wc (which will be kind of dumb to compare aswell because im only watercooling my cpu atm).

To test the performance a cpu simulator should be used.

And these blocks look so nice i wont care if they perform bad.

I can assure you that block preforms wery well at different waterflow. It was constructed that way.

09-06-2005, 10:06 AM	#52
FL3JM Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Sweden Posts: 66	Eddy EK is the man! The finish on his products were beyond my wildest fantasies! I bought that full cover gf block, a cpu block and a nb block, all of them are AMAZING. I havnt been able to test them just yet as i am tinkering with a case at the moment which my system will move in to when its done, along with Eddy EK's super pimp blocks. By the way, that Hydor Seltz L 25 II pump kicks ass! 1000 l/h (265gph) with 135cm (50") head at only 10watts is O_O Ill post pics when its all put together and up and running.

09-08-2005, 02:15 PM	#54
FL3JM Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Sweden Posts: 66	I havnt got an external temp sensor to give accurate temps, i can only tell if i get lower temps than my previous wc (which will be kind of dumb to compare aswell because im only watercooling my cpu atm). To test the performance a cpu simulator should be used. And these blocks look so nice i wont care if they perform bad.

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