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GlassMan · 12-06-2005, 01:38 PM

Wasn't my point, and I agree the proof is in the pudding.
I have no plans to get an Apgee when I get to the limit of the Storm, and most people will feel the same and vice versa. So we compare 2 (insert #) rigs nothing is proved either. If Robotech had done that I would give the result limited credence (since I have the same cpu), but I know if I had the same equipement I could easily have different results. What's the difference in C? When does that amount result in a better overclock. Stew brought up the same point with his G7
Should have gotten a 6000?
I am happy my Storm only had a thumb print inside, and if I screw up sometime putting the tubing on I might break the fitting, but won't break the housing. That's worth the $10.00 buck extra I payed, out of the several hundred I layed out. Thank you.

12-06-2005, 01:38 PM	#34
GlassMan Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Kentucky USA Posts: 64	Re: Swiftech Apoggee review by Robotech systemcooling Wasn't my point, and I agree the proof is in the pudding. I have no plans to get an Apgee when I get to the limit of the Storm, and most people will feel the same and vice versa. So we compare 2 (insert #) rigs nothing is proved either. If Robotech had done that I would give the result limited credence (since I have the same cpu), but I know if I had the same equipement I could easily have different results. What's the difference in C? When does that amount result in a better overclock. Stew brought up the same point with his G7 Should have gotten a 6000? I am happy my Storm only had a thumb print inside, and if I screw up sometime putting the tubing on I might break the fitting, but won't break the housing. That's worth the $10.00 buck extra I payed, out of the several hundred I layed out. Thank you.