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Liquid3D · 03-16-2004, 02:37 AM

Since 78% of our planet's surface is covered by water, it only makes sense there's so many wasserkuehler designs out there.

Euro Wasserkuehling seem's to offer some really interesting design concepts, especially in Germany, where I find the CNC work to be top-notch. I'm currently reviewing the CF1 microstructure wasserkuehler which is first on the list to which the link below leads; http://www.caseumbau.de/index.php?pa...&kat=watercool

Any thought's, experiences, or in-put, from the experts here would be appreciated.

I'd also like to thank many of you who have helped me with my writing style. Looking back at my RBX nozzle comparison, I really went off the deep end in my pontification.

:shrug:

03-16-2004, 02:37 AM	#1
Liquid3D I am such a ****tard. Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Newport, RI USA Posts: 12	Several Blocks from around the world Since 78% of our planet's surface is covered by water, it only makes sense there's so many wasserkuehler designs out there. Euro Wasserkuehling seem's to offer some really interesting design concepts, especially in Germany, where I find the CNC work to be top-notch. I'm currently reviewing the CF1 microstructure wasserkuehler which is first on the list to which the link below leads; http://www.caseumbau.de/index.php?pa...&kat=watercool Any thought's, experiences, or in-put, from the experts here would be appreciated. I'd also like to thank many of you who have helped me with my writing style. Looking back at my RBX nozzle comparison, I really went off the deep end in my pontification. :shrug: