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Proud Owner of White Water Block Number #76
- Thread starter EluSiOn
- Start date
- Joined
- Sep 4, 2002
Yes, but don't forgot $4 in paypal fees.
- Joined
- Dec 28, 2002
- Location
- Chehalis,Washinton
OHHHHHHH 
I can't wait to get mine. I am ordering it this weekend along with the Scoop and duel 120mm fans. It's gonna be so kewl
I can't wait to get mine. I am ordering it this weekend along with the Scoop and duel 120mm fans. It's gonna be so kewl 
- Joined
- Jun 20, 2002
- Location
- Winnipeg
Judging by your temp difference and your oc difference, I'd say that you must of had the maze 3 on backwards. the WW is a great block, but its not that great.
- Joined
- Jun 8, 2002
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
Freeloader said:
Not even I will state that the WW is that much better than a Maze 3. It's not. Elusion's Maze 3 results should've been at least 5C lower than what he's seen.
Elusion has already stated that the reason for his poor Maze 3 results was due to poor mounting pressure with the socket hold-down mechanism. This just serves to highlight the critical important of good mounting pressure. Even excellent waterblock designs can be totally let down by a poor mounting mechanism.
- Joined
- Oct 13, 2002
- Location
- Carrboro, NC
Ok, I don't have a WhiteWater, or even a liquid rig for that matter, but I will stick by Cathar and his block(how does 'In Cathar we trust' sound?). I've read every(or I think every) post concerning this block, and it demolishes all other blocks(maybe exceptions for those hidden DIY blocks). Cyclone, Maze and the ilk.
Elusion, your cats liked it so much. . . did you try it?
"White Water, a block for all species."
Elusion, your cats liked it so much. . . did you try it?
"White Water, a block for all species."
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- Thread Starter
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Freeloader said:
Ouch that hurts. I didn't mount my MAZE3 backwards. You can only mount MAZE3 with the socket holddown device one way only. I just can't get is enough pressure on the die. The MAZE3 wiggles if I jiggle the tubings. I tried add extra washer but didn't help. Instruction on how to mount a maze3 was poor and no doubt in my mind that if I used the 4 socket hole mounting method, maze3 would perform better but I am a noob and I just can get that socket holddown device working right and that maze3 can't be used 4 hole mounting anymore, the only way is to get more pressure is to get extra spring or nut down method.
No comments, I like WW but I don't worship it.
It's your $ and your decision.
I can only say WW works great for me and I like it very much.- Joined
- Jun 20, 2002
- Location
- Winnipeg
The fact that you used a socket holddown must of slipped by me (so much for my speed reading course). I can see how it wouldn't be possible to mount backwards.
The biggest drawback of 1/2" tubing is it can be difficult to tell how much tension (pushing or pulling) you are putting on the block. Combine that with a loose mount and it could be next to impossible to get balanced pressure.
Fortunatly for you, all is good now. You have a great block and a great chip. 2560 is a nice O.C.
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- May 28, 2002
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- Sector 7G
Watch22 said:
Same here. I'm stuck with crap hardware, I SO want to upgrade, LOL
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- Nov 2, 2001
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- In front of my Computer
Cathaar where would i go to order one of these bad boys?
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- Location
- Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
