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MAZE5 is out, anyone try it?
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Hmm only $42, not to bad. Perhaps I'll pick one up sometime this month. I mean, this is the month of giving so maybe I'll have to give myself one of these new blocks.
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I installed it in my WC HTPC. However, it was my first build, so I really had nothing to compare it to as far as performance.
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and for $2 cheaper than the Maze4. How could I have passed it up?!ziggo0 said:All I've heard is its more efficient and gives better temps, which, well, is all I'm really looking for
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ziggo0 said:And that too! Cheaper is good
And somewhat more restrictive.
Probably figured that swiftech finally managed to build a good GPU WB we had better get going on an update.
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I'm really looking at the MP-01 vs. Maze5 showdown, which is bound to happen.
These blocks don't fit the 8800 either, so you're kinda stuck with the crappy full cover solution DD provides.
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These blocks don't fit the 8800 either, so you're kinda stuck with the crappy full cover solution DD provides.
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Why do you think they call them "maze".Maviryk said:
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DOH! I should have asked for this lol.
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I'm wondering what the reviews will say, by first impression I'm not really impressed.
And is that cast copper? I hadn't realized all of their GPU blocks are cast until now.
And is that cast copper? I hadn't realized all of their GPU blocks are cast until now.
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of course it's cast copper, anything else and it wouldn't be a Maze
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From what I heard that waterblock doesn't offer anything better than maze 4. I would go with swiftech since the design is more future proof. By future proof design I am referring to mounting hardware. Swftech blocks are compatible with nvidia 8800 cards and probably will be with any graphic cards as long block base covers gfx's core.
Regarding denger den, company became quite lazy recently. It is casting their block which cuts costs. Their full cover gfx for 8800 cards is poorly made. Swiftech will release new series of blocks soon for quad cores cpu, dtek has a new block and danger den continues with same line up of blocks.
Regarding denger den, company became quite lazy recently. It is casting their block which cuts costs. Their full cover gfx for 8800 cards is poorly made. Swiftech will release new series of blocks soon for quad cores cpu, dtek has a new block and danger den continues with same line up of blocks.
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I don't have anything to reference it to, but my Maze5 keeps my 7950GT at ~31 idle, ~37 load. Card is clocked at 675/815. Temps never go above 37 in 3D Mark runs.
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