*sigh* Dangerden *sigh* annoyances *sigh*

pwnt by pat

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• Sep 2, 2004

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http://dangerden.com/mall/cases/vexx.asp

It's something that has been bugging me fore a long while - they are pumping into their res. *sigh*

 

Liquid_Cooled

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• Sep 2, 2004

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they wont be so dumb as to do that. they only put it there for display reasons. probably someone who knows nothing about water cooling set it up. they put it there to looks nice. oh yea, that picture has been up there for A LONG TIME.

 

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lithker

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• Sep 2, 2004

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look closer at this pic the top outlet of the pump goes behind case it set up pump->cpu->rad->res->back to pump

see pump

then around back of case

i think its set up right, pump might be mixed up inlet/outlet

 

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sandman001

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• Sep 2, 2004

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the pump is sitting on it's end. So, the output is going into the res.

 

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Neco

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• Sep 2, 2004

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Should put all doubt to rest

 

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juliendogg

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• Sep 2, 2004

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yup, definately pumping into the res. funny.

J.

 

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Back when I first started getting into WC last fall I saw that and it annoyed me even then... Stupidity is one thing but there is no excuse for ignorance. What's got me now is how they got the red water into the rad and cpu block. Pumps don't have that much suction and the res is probably under a bit of pressure.

 

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• Sep 3, 2004

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In a business the engineers don't always do the construction/assembly...all they do is design. Sure the pictures aren't of an optimized loop, but if someone is getting a *that* system, they obviously don't plan on breaking any records anyways. I'm more concerned about the pump they're using with a system that "natively supports up to two water-blocks (CPU & Chipset) or (CPU & Video)".

 

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• Sep 3, 2004

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It may "natively supports up to two water-blocks (CPU & Chipset) or (CPU & Video)" but you still have the option on the site to order three blocks...