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Lord_Zoltan

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• Jul 10, 2003

• #1

Just wondering what you all think of it:

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q149

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• Jul 10, 2003

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NiTrO bOiE

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• Jul 10, 2003

• #3

Never seen it before. Looks similar to the Exos by Koolance.

 

Giblet Plus!

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• Jul 10, 2003

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It's better than the Exos. It looks like it uses a shrouded heatercore for the radiator, and the Z4 block is comparable to a Maze 3. The only weak link is the underpowered pump.

 

k3nshin

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• Jul 10, 2003

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it doesn't look worth the money to me

 

CrystalMethod

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• Jul 10, 2003

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k3nshin said:

it doesn't look worth the money to me

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I agree. For $229, you could probably make your own that performs much better.

 

stan03

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• Jul 10, 2003

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CrystalMethod said:

I agree. For $229, you could probably make your own that performs much better.

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i agree with the agree, i definitey don't think its worth the money

 

Big_Baller

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• Jul 10, 2003

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You can make a chiller -20c system for that much.

 

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7h3r4py

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• Jul 11, 2003

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typical 2-3c temp drop over internal systems

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that's all?

 

CGR

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• Jul 11, 2003

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Well it certainly LOOKS pretty.. Little expensive though..

 

WejRepus

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• Jul 11, 2003

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CGR said:

Well it certainly LOOKS pretty.. Little expensive though..

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i think it is pretty ugly myself...

 

Janissary

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• Jul 11, 2003

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I agree that it looks somewhat pretty but the pump is just too weak. I use a 300 Gph pump and it says Hmax=1,2 m (max hight it can pump the water up I guess). Look at the setup here, there is half a meter of height and the pump is not half the power of a usual one used in WC systems. Sure you can have static water without paying for an extra pump It's not necessary to mention the price, it's a hurting rip-off for this crap.

 

CGR

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• Jul 11, 2003

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could always put in down by the side of the case...

For the amount of money you can build a much better system though..

 

wannaoc

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• Jul 11, 2003

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Wow that site has some weird stuff for sale, RAM w/c and stuff like that, neat ideas but hell on flowrate. That silver res sure is getting alot of use these days. Even Falcon NW is using it in the w/c setup they are selling.

 

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YviE

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• Jul 11, 2003

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it looks nice, but expensive though.

Janissary, i don't think the pump used in the setup will have any trouble pumping the water at least 1m upwards.
I don't know what pump you're using, but my Maxi-Jet 230gph is supposed to pump water up to 1m65.

 

Janissary

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• Jul 11, 2003

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YviE said:

it looks nice, but expensive though.

Janissary, i don't think the pump used in the setup will have any trouble pumping the water at least 1m upwards.
I don't know what pump you're using, but my Maxi-Jet 230gph is supposed to pump water up to 1m65.

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Mine is submerged maybe that effects the necessary power, and I confess it is el cheapo made in china somewhere crap but it cost me only 10 bucks