Dtek Spir@l vs. Maze 3

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How do the Dtek Spir@l and the Maze 3 compare in cooling performance? Which block is generally the best performer? Thanks.

 

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Maze 3, by about 1-4C,

 

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Thank you.

 

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TC-4 is better than both...

 

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ww is better than all of those..... lol

 

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Liss said:

ww is better than all of those..... lol

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What's that?

 

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the best waterblockk. that i know of..
cathar makes them
pm him.

 

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nikhsub1 said:

What's that?

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Do you have one? Nikhsub1?

Water Wetter block?

Should I get another one?

 

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i like this with the 1/2id tubing on it it rocks in dual cpu setups my dual p3 1.4 tuly setup runs at 32c cpu1 and 34c cpu2

 

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EluSiOn said:

Do you have one? Nikhsub1?

Water Wetter block?

Should I get another one?

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I was kidding! I have 2.

 

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dagamore said:

i like this with the 1/2id tubing on it it rocks in dual cpu setups my dual p3 1.4 tuly setup runs at 32c cpu1 and 34c cpu2

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When that unit first came out, I was contacted asking if I would like to evaluate it. I said sure as the concept is a cute one. Never heard from the person after that. It would have been neat to see a copper version.

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they do a copper version, but it is an extra 20, for cost of the block, but i think it rocks, and i like the fact that i can open it up and clean it out, and i have never had one leak from the blocks in my system yet.