MCW50-T Thermal electric GPU water block

Reyn

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• Jan 14, 2005

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does any1 have that GPU block? Is it compatible with X800Pro GPUs?

 

nimrod0031

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• Jan 14, 2005

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yup, it sure is. I have used it on my x800 before it died.

 

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Reyn

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• Jan 17, 2005

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nimrod0031 said:

before it died.

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mustrum

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• Jan 17, 2005

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nimrod0031 said:

yup, it sure is. I have used it on my x800 before it died.

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Must be one awesome GPU block!

 

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• Jan 17, 2005

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Sure makes me want one. I killed a processor before with a TEC so I have no room to talk.

 

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• Jan 18, 2005

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Itll work. Wouldnt reccomend one though. I had one and it was junk. Plain and simple.

 

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• Jan 18, 2005

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creepy said:

Itll work. Wouldnt reccomend one though. I had one and it was junk. Plain and simple.

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why? i have one sitting here and it seems really well constructed

 

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I will start off by saying it was TOTAL junk. It did atleast work somewhat decent on my 9800pro. On the other hand its made for 3/8" od tube. When cooling a ti200 it didnt work for ____ the card got hotter than a mofo and so forth. The quick disconects were a joke as well in my opinion. I would have to reseat the hose about 3-5 times until it actually got a good seal in the junk.