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Z4 Blizzard kit just arrived...(pics)

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jblaven

jblaven

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Well I must say that I am pleased with what I see so far. There are some inconsistencies in the manual, but nothing major that I can see right off the bat.

For instance, they say to mount the springs over the 4 "stainless steel bolts" (in the manual) to mount the waterblock (this might be to prevent overtightening and damaging the CPU-The nylon threads might give out first). In the kit, you receive 4 nylon bolts. I don't think this is a big deal. We will see how the installation goes.

Another thing... It took about a 45 days to receive after placing order. And 30 days after they charged my account. I was going to call them today if I didn't have my kit. It arrived on the 3rd.

Overall, I am pleased:)
 

schoolie

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supposedly, the new blocks are silver plated now. Also they took the improvements that somebody made to their blocks (without giving any credit to Fixittt and jaydee at procooling). The Z4 'maze' has bigger channels than the picture on their website.
 

Tecumseh

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Yes, you should have copper and the picture of your
unit clearly is aluminum. THey owe you some copper.:eek:
 

kttdkt

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Its looks nice, tell us what they say about that waterblock, then post pics when everything is fixed and put together. :cool:
 

racecar12

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They do a nice job on tohse resiviors. Not sure about the pumps but unfortunatly the rad and w/b have little to be desired according to those spoken to in the past. I, myself, started watercooling with a blizard kit just to see what watercooling is all about and an expensive learning curv at that. But soon after I setup the kit......BAM> fabbed my own:D The only way to go:cool:
 

Istari1

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jblaven said:
I went back to Overclockershideout.com to make sure I was not loosing my mind....

http://www.overclockershideout.com/...Store_Code=o&Product_Code=CK&Category_Code=WC

This link will show a "Z4 Copper Aqua sink" as part of the package.

Me don't see no copper!

I think I will make a phone call.

Regards.

Its just silver plated, thats all. Actually the aluminum blocks they sell are just square normal looking things, not the Z4 shape. SO dont fret, its copper under all that petty silver.

Josh
 

Istari1

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racecar12 said:
They do a nice job on tohse resiviors. Not sure about the pumps but unfortunatly the rad and w/b have little to be desired according to those spoken to in the past. I, myself, started watercooling with a blizard kit just to see what watercooling is all about and an expensive learning curv at that. But soon after I setup the kit......BAM> fabbed my own:D The only way to go:cool:

The pumps are 500 GPH monsters that run on a normal molex connecter. WHich is great cause if you think its loud you can do a simple 7 Volt Molex mod and it will still prolly run around 300 GPH and should be ulrta quiet. Mines in the mail hopefully.

Josh
 

Tecumseh

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Istari1 said:


Its just silver plated, thats all. Actually the aluminum blocks they sell are just square normal looking things, not the Z4 shape. SO dont fret, its copper under all that petty silver.

Josh

That's good to know. Seems like they should have been
bragging about it, not that it would help heat transfer.
 

racecar12

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Istari1 said:


The pumps are 500 GPH monsters that run on a normal molex connecter. WHich is great cause if you think its loud you can do a simple 7 Volt Molex mod and it will still prolly run around 300 GPH and should be ulrta quiet. Mines in the mail hopefully.

Josh
I would not call it a monster pump just yet;) They do not give any specifics on the pump nor will they link you to the style pump they are using. It could be a 500gph [email protected]' lift and [email protected]' lift for all we know. That and the fact they call it a blizard kit when it should be called a "Closer to ambient kit" makes me question some of the reality of fact thru cpufx.