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Blackeagle · 01-30-2004, 10:33 AM

I was just reading a thread at overclockers in regards to the graph.

GRRRRRR, one guy was claiming that the lack of testing of more of the nozzles means the data is of little use.

Even though that's the only nozzle shipped with it, you pay Xtra for the others, which many won't do!

And if the #4 nozzle makes the head loss higher than the White Water, fewer pumps will be able to drive the RBX to as high a flow rate. Which could still leave the White Water ahead, when you factor in higher flow for the same head loss. And as I understand it, from your posts pH, and other reviews I've read, the #4 noxxle is the ONLY one of the other nozzles that should increase the RBX's performance with even a strong pump.

01-30-2004, 10:33 AM	#23
Blackeagle Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: U.S.A = Michigan Posts: 1,243	I was just reading a thread at overclockers in regards to the graph. GRRRRRR, one guy was claiming that the lack of testing of more of the nozzles means the data is of little use. Even though that's the only nozzle shipped with it, you pay Xtra for the others, which many won't do! And if the #4 nozzle makes the head loss higher than the White Water, fewer pumps will be able to drive the RBX to as high a flow rate. Which could still leave the White Water ahead, when you factor in higher flow for the same head loss. And as I understand it, from your posts pH, and other reviews I've read, the #4 noxxle is the ONLY one of the other nozzles that should increase the RBX's performance with even a strong pump.