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Pinkster 03-07-2002 02:29 AM

Australia's new spiral type waterblock
 
dont you think this blocks looks cool... made by aussies w00t
http://www.silverprop.com/ocau/cyclone5xes.jpg

Cyco-Dude 03-07-2002 02:57 AM

i wonder what kind of performance it has...looks like what other ppl are doing (multiple channels instead of 1). too bad it costs too much for those blocks (not to mention the shipping costs of shipping them to the US).
i wonder if performance would increase a little if they used all copper instead of copper / plexi?

Brad 03-07-2002 03:24 AM

yeah it does look cool, as for performance, I'm sure we'll see it on dansdata fairly soon

Rampage101 03-07-2002 04:39 AM

actually we have 2 locals doing a review in about 2 weeks. Should be interesting, testing the whole new series (Cyclone 5/4/3, 5X being the model shown above, X designating clear top) against the old Cyclones.

Pinkster 03-07-2002 04:43 AM

over here in aussie there actually a fair bit cheaper than a maze 2

Brad 03-07-2002 12:23 PM

They'll be cheap here in auckland too ;)

Fixittt 03-07-2002 06:19 PM

OHHH PURDY!

man I love seing new stuff come out.

Good job aussies.

Tons of machine work involved in that one!!!!!
Just beautiful!

can I have one?

jaani 03-08-2002 12:54 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Cyco-Dude
i wonder if performance would increase a little if they used all copper instead of copper / plexi?
There is the option to have a copper top, but I doubt performance would increase, as the block consists of two pieces separated by a rubber o-ring, so - correct me if I am wrong - there could only be minimal improvements in overall thermal convection.

Unfortunately, the internal flow channels look fairly narrow. What do you guys think the effect of this would be on flowrate, given there are multiple paths the water can take?

Looks surprisingly similar to the Spir@l I've been waiting on for a while now; how ironic... :D

More info here.

Viva la Australia! :)

Cyco-Dude 03-08-2002 01:00 AM

that would make sense, but what if it was soldered on? the channels are narrow, but there are 3 channels in parrallel (or at least it looks that way. i need a top-down pick to make them out better). the additional internal surface area should help it cool better then if there was just 1, wider channel...

heh, im 'watercooled' now. guess that means i gotta buy my waterblocks now :D
oh, i wish PC's Socket A WB roundup was finished, that would make choosing a little easier (or at least more comfortable).

Brad 03-08-2002 03:45 AM

it is 3 channels, I have to say that I like their overall setup, with the 3 differant blocks. I also have to note the LED support, just like stevo's block


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