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07-16-2003, 09:23 PM | #101 | |
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07-16-2003, 09:29 PM | #102 |
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Jay, what's the best way to get air out of a system? The highest point in my box is the rad. I have 1 extra place I can place piping into my reservoir and run a tube out and up through the top of the case...is this optimal?
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07-16-2003, 10:18 PM | #103 |
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if the rad is the highest, best bet (if it's not too inconvenient) is to take it out and lay out WC system so the rad isn't the highest and let it run overnight. I've always had my rad highest, and its a bitch to get all the air out when installed in the case (I'm usually forced to leave the PC on its backside overnight w/ the T fill tube sticking up (rad is then sitting on its side with outtake barb highest). Either that or give the PC a good shake every once it awhile to get the air out of the rad.
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07-16-2003, 10:34 PM | #105 | |
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07-17-2003, 12:25 AM | #107 |
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Well, I didn't really feel like taking all this apart again and pulling it out of the case. SO I basically put my comp on its back end so my res was the highest point. What I need to do now is figure out a way to install a removable fill tube(?) or think about it another way.
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07-17-2003, 02:50 AM | #108 | |
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07-17-2003, 09:15 AM | #109 | |
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07-17-2003, 10:39 AM | #110 |
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Isnt this thread for a maze4 review?
Back on topic Last ontopic post was the ridicule of a DD claiming better cooling. If they did, couldn't we conclude that the marketing wasn't on the up and up? I just verified the claim from July 1st on their website. I frankly am dissapointed. Another question: On their website, what is a DD Maze4 GPU? Is it just a cheaper run gpu coming out at the same time as the Maze4? Did anyone review this as well?
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Maybe that chipset cooler doubles as a GPU block... |
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07-17-2003, 11:23 AM | #112 |
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I wish I had a Maze 3 to compare with. The Maze 4 I have I thought did pretty decent. The air to CPU and water to CPU temps were pretty good numbers....
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07-17-2003, 11:25 AM | #113 |
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Nahh, I believe the GPU blocks winewood is referring to are these:
I'm also curious, anyone posted a review on one of these?
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07-17-2003, 05:12 PM | #114 |
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I just ordered a GPU block and it doesn't look anything like that. In fact it is this one:
I am waiting on testing it out until i see a definitive how-to for the GeForce FX 5900 Ultra card I have. This cost me $500 bucks, and there is NO WAY in hell I am going to try and experiment with getting the, what looks to me, a solid piece for ram sinks, and gpu cooler set. I am afraid I might break something, so i will let someone else do some experimenting first. 8) |
07-17-2003, 05:20 PM | #115 |
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actually the maze4 GPU looks a little like the swiftechMCW-50 in design (I don't know how the inside/base of the maze4 gpu looks like). The swifty performs quite well despite its low profile.
edited: depending on which ever reviews choose you believe the swifty is as good as the old DD gpu block or slightly better. inside base has a nice diamond pattern notched into it. Last edited by pakman; 07-17-2003 at 05:28 PM. |
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07-22-2003, 11:11 PM | #118 |
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Copy and pasted from my previous replies:
XP1700+@1800mhz 1.75V Abit KD7 Thermocoupler under CPU with socket mod: 43C Onboard from Windbond software that came with board: 40C Room temp: 26C Water temp: 30C XP1700+ TBred A 2.0V 2000mhz Load Temps: Room Temp: 26C Water Temp: 33C TC: 51C Onboard: 47.5C |
07-23-2003, 06:08 AM | #119 |
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thx,
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07-23-2003, 03:42 PM | #120 |
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I was wondering do you have to get a connector to attach the thermocouple to the multimeter Jaydee as i was looking at thermocouple's on the net and i was wondering will they come with a connector that i can use with me multimeter.
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07-23-2003, 05:30 PM | #121 | |
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Here is another example: http://www.techbuys.net/tm-108.html Both of mine only have a 1C resolution though which means it round the numbers to the nearest whole number. In other words 4.51 will be rounded up to 5. or 4.5 will be rounded down to 4. Would be nice to have one that read 4.25 ect... |
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07-24-2003, 03:40 PM | #122 |
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Features:
• User selective resolution 0.18/1.08 • Accuracy: ±(0.3% +18C) -50 - 1000 8C ±(0.5% +18C) 1000 - 1300 8C ±(0.3% +48C) -58 - 2000 8F • 200 hours life from a set of carbon zinc batteries • Dimensions: 192x91x52.5 mm A pair of truly superb meters used to give completely flexible measurement of ambient temperatures in 8C or 8F. They are built in a rugged case and come complete with a protective holster. They are highly accurate (< ±0.3% accuracy) using a K type thermocouple (supplied). Both meters have a 1999 count backlit display for use and bad lighting conditions and are able to take readings on a MAX and DATA HOLD basis. Both units are identical except for the fact that the 501 thermometer has a dual input function from two thermocouples. They are dear enough tho the 500 one is Str£40/€56 and the 501 (dual inputs is ) Str£50/€70. As i don't know a lot about this stuff is that what i am looking for. Also am I being screwed on the price. |
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07-24-2003, 05:26 PM | #124 |
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I might try for something cheaper so as €70 is $80 . Things are dearer over here tho than America.
The whole dual input was swinging me towards it but it is very dear. |
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