Need a water block?

jonspd · 05-21-03, 03:29 PM

I have read that a few people have the problem of the top's to the plastic maze-3 like block's cracking. I'am looking for a block in the price range of about 40-50 bux shipped it would be great if all you experienced watercooling nerd's (LOL) could give me a hand and give me you idea of a good water block.

Caeberos · 05-21-03, 03:38 PM

detk tc-4 w/ aluminum top

or

maze3 with a copper top

Mark Larson · 05-21-03, 04:10 PM

I'd wait for the Dtek WW if i were you.

TNT · 05-21-03, 06:38 PM

Dtek WW ?
I almost think its a dream someone had. Ive been to the site and havent seen anything about it but people in O/C forum say that they are going to make it. I say prove it!!! Lets see a WW from Dtek or a better yet lets see a pre-order form. We cant get cathar to make us one anymore. I had to settle for something else just like others had too. Ive seen pictures and ive heard it all, prove me wrong. Let see a date when its released.

gizxmo · 05-21-03, 07:10 PM

yeah i am also really intersted in ww from dtek but i e-mailed them a half a week ago and have heard nothing from them

currently i am in the process of buying a very cheap swiftec block that will have to due till i get a dtek ww and prolly a barton :0

JFettig · 05-21-03, 07:41 PM

proove it? well the proof is there, you just havent looked.

TNT · 05-21-03, 08:51 PM

Its not under waterblocks. Oh wait. I havent gone to sleep yet to dream about it.

GodCandy · 05-21-03, 11:08 PM

I have a DTek-t4 and it works great. I read all of the reviews and plastic tops is not good... get someting with a solid top like the t4 with the aluminum top.... great block..... i dont care what anyone else says. I have had mine for about a month and it has never been anything but wonderful.
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jonspd D11 Senior Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: ATL, Ga	Need a water block? I have read that a few people have the problem of the top's to the plastic maze-3 like block's cracking. I'am looking for a block in the price range of about 40-50 bux shipped it would be great if all you experienced watercooling nerd's (LOL) could give me a hand and give me you idea of a good water block. __________________ GD70\PII955@1.4-----------------------------------------------EX58\920@1.3v 17x200\2.2=NB\2k=HT----------------------------------19x200\True@40c\58c 2x1gb@669@7-7-7-18----------------------------------2x2gb@800@7-7-7-21 2405fpw\280's\evga\bfg----------------------------------2005fpw\2x9800gx2 CorsairHX1000\74gbRaptor----------------------------FSP1010\150gbRaptor CreativeX-Fi-Plat\DvD-rw\Win-7---------------------------------DvD-rw\Win-7 3dMark06=17,650-3dMark05=23,908-Aquamark=216k-Wprime32=6.9sc-Sandra=11kmbs My Heat---------------------------Folding@Home@Team32-----------------------My WebSite
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05-21-03, 03:38 PM	#2
Caeberos Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: New York	detk tc-4 w/ aluminum top or maze3 with a copper top
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05-21-03, 04:10 PM	#3
Mark Larson Disabled Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Assembled in Malaysia	I'd wait for the Dtek WW if i were you.
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05-21-03, 06:38 PM	#4
TNT Registered Join Date: Apr 2003	Dtek WW ? I almost think its a dream someone had. Ive been to the site and havent seen anything about it but people in O/C forum say that they are going to make it. I say prove it!!! Lets see a WW from Dtek or a better yet lets see a pre-order form. We cant get cathar to make us one anymore. I had to settle for something else just like others had too. Ive seen pictures and ive heard it all, prove me wrong. Let see a date when its released.
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05-21-03, 07:10 PM	#5
gizxmo Registered Join Date: May 2003 Location: a	yeah i am also really intersted in ww from dtek but i e-mailed them a half a week ago and have heard nothing from them currently i am in the process of buying a very cheap swiftec block that will have to due till i get a dtek ww and prolly a barton :0
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05-21-03, 08:51 PM	#7
TNT Registered Join Date: Apr 2003	Its not under waterblocks. Oh wait. I havent gone to sleep yet to dream about it.
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05-21-03, 11:08 PM	#8
GodCandy Registered Join Date: May 2003 Location: Houston	I have a DTek-t4 and it works great. I read all of the reviews and plastic tops is not good... get someting with a solid top like the t4 with the aluminum top.... great block..... i dont care what anyone else says. I have had mine for about a month and it has never been anything but wonderful. Godcandy
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