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Which one performs better on the newer cards? I'm looking to lose the aluminum, worser (not a word) performing mcw50 on my x850xt as it can't step is and aluminum.
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Maze4-GPU vs Silverprop Fusion HL
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never heard of the fusion. All i know is that before i used the maze4, my card was running at 40/42. Now with the maze4, it is running at 27/29.
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Fusion is a copper block brass top that's been around since the the 9800s (earliest I remember hearing of them). I think they were topping 9800 pro's then, and I know the maze-4 hasn't changed at all since then but I forget how close they were?
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Maze4 is cheaper and you can get it in US, Fusion HL is expensive and you can't get it in US, as far as the performance goes they are about the same or very slightly better on FusionHL I think it's not worth to get FusionHL
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I am not to huge on the maze 4 becuase of how it was designed.
According to the overclockers tests the silverprop performs better also.
According to the overclockers tests the silverprop performs better also.
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silverprop probably performs a bit better but it's hard to get ahold of, expensive, and you have to wait two weeks while it comes from overseas. also, the 6800/7800/x1800 mounting isn't any good.
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How do these two GPU blocks compare with the Swiftech MCW55 ?
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I was debating buying a maze 4 and modifying the internals to make it more pin-fin styl-ie...
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poogl3 said:
MCW for 3/8 tubing, and DD Maze4 GPU for 1/2. They peform very simlilar.
Silverprop for bling factor, DD Maze4 for convenience and ease of install. Performance difference between the two is negligable.
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nikhsub1 has a fusion HL in his main rig. Maybe shoot him a PM about it.
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I haven't heard of too much of a problem with maze4 and sli? Lo-pro blocks as it IS a design from several years ago.
The barb system is fine, it comes out the front. How else do you want it?
If I pick one up, I'm drilling out the inside so the 90 degree bend isn't so sharp, and adding some cross cuts to the pattern.... maybe get just a top and a whole new base made.
The barb system is fine, it comes out the front. How else do you want it?
If I pick one up, I'm drilling out the inside so the 90 degree bend isn't so sharp, and adding some cross cuts to the pattern.... maybe get just a top and a whole new base made.
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Thats a good idea pat which I might even try myself.
