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RJ
12-03-04, 11:22 PM
Since I cant use my existing Slitedge Water block for a AMD 64 S939....And D-tek WW block is on back order...what,s the next choices of water blocks that will work on the AMD 64 chips/MSI NEO2 M/B's that are decent?

Viper2004
12-03-04, 11:25 PM
Well right now I would recomend going with dangerden. Get yourself a TDX and be happy! Swiftech will be the other choice that someone will recomend but personally who would want a block you cant clean decently :bang head

The whitewater and tdx are very similar in performance BUT the tdx can have a brass top which makes it a little bit better in my book.

TDX is my choice :burn:

Achilles17
12-04-04, 03:52 AM
swifty = cheaper, all copper, and better preformance. get the swifty.

kjeeks3337
12-06-04, 10:09 PM
TDX has bling factor with poly top uv additive and uv lights

Viper2004
12-06-04, 10:11 PM
I wouldn't use a poly top on any waterblock. If I got a tdx I would defiantly get a brass top. No cracking and no leaking and all copper/brass = good.

Pro*Banshee
12-06-04, 10:14 PM
what are you doing to your blocks that makes the lucite tops crack?

Viper2004
12-06-04, 10:40 PM
I don't even have a water cooling loop yet :rolleyes: I just like having the best protection vs leaks that I can. Plus, a brass top will last longer than a poly top.

Achilles17
12-06-04, 10:42 PM
poly tops do have a tendency to crack, ive heard many a story of a leaking DD block or White Water with a poly/lucite top that cracks and starts to leak. Hence, just get the Brass top if you are insistant on getting a TDX, but the swiftech mcw6002 preforms better AND is cheaper, so go with that.

sonicdrive
12-07-04, 09:44 PM
weird ?

=ACID RAIN=
12-07-04, 10:18 PM
It's just a matter of preference and handling. If you overtorque poly threads, it's going to crack. On the other hand, I've got a WW (polytop of course) that I've disassembled and reassembled several times, and never had a problem with cracking.

...of course, now that I typed that, it'll probably blow up like an oversized firecracker as soon as I walk away :p

ls7corvete
12-07-04, 10:44 PM
I would agree about the poly, but the tdx just looks silly to me. I guess Im just used to the styling of the RBX.

lucite vs brass. come on, that lucite top is worth it you know it :D

teddy-2 john
12-07-04, 11:10 PM
it`s swifteck for me http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/sidewindercomputers/waterblocks.html

Senater_Cache
12-07-04, 11:20 PM
Well right now I would recomend going with dangerden. Get yourself a TDX and be happy! Swiftech will be the other choice that someone will recomend but personally who would want a block you cant clean decently :bang head

The whitewater and tdx are very similar in performance BUT the tdx can have a brass top which makes it a little bit better in my book.

TDX is my choice :burn:
Dude what are you talking about....put the thing in boiling water and push some water through it...done
how much easier can it get.

Who would want a block that couldnt crack or leak ... :-/

jackrungh
12-08-04, 12:27 AM
There is no practical reason to buy the TDX. Ever.




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