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Recent content by einsig

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    An odd qustion...

    Just build a kit with Danger Den (or Swiftech) parts. You can easily piece together the parts you'll need, get way better performance and many times spend less money.
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    UV reactive hose clamps???

    Yeah I've seen those on that shop's site. I emailed them regarding yellow ones, but haven't heard back. I know they are out these somewhere:
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    UV reactive hose clamps???

    I've seen some shots of UV reactive hose clamps. I can't find them, can anyone point me in teh right direction? I'd want yellow ones for 1/2" Tygon tubing. Thanks in advance.
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    Getting a Danger Den kit, which radiator?

    that is a nice rad. It just happens to be made from a heatercore. It will serve you well. This is exactly the kind of things I'm talking about, it will outperform the BlackIce type rads for a fraction of the cost. Good choice.
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    Getting a Danger Den kit, which radiator?

    I'm just going off published data from Black Ice, reviews of it and 120mm heatercores like the D-Tek. I also have a few friedns who have used thema nd were really disappointed. The black ice rads are really piss poor performers from a dollar/degree standpoint. If you can fit 2x120 then fit a...
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    Getting a Danger Den kit, which radiator?

    It is also uber expensive and doesn't cool nearly as good as heatercores half its size.
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    Fan direction on your rads query...

    For me I have my rad between the hole in my case and my fan. the fan is sucking air from outside thgouht the rad then into the case.
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    Fan direction on your rads query...

    Right I agree with that as fans do a much better job pulling tha pushing, but in which direction? In or out of the case?
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    Fan direction on your rads query...

    When you say back you mean the rad is between the fan and outside of the case and air is sucking in through the rad, past the fan and into the case? Thanks for the input. :)
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    Fan direction on your rads query...

    What size rad do you have, which side are the fan(s) and which direction is the air flowing? I see a lot of different opinions on this I thought I'd just take a little poll. Thanks in advance. :)
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    Getting a Danger Den kit, which radiator?

    I would highly recommend looking for a rad other than what DD offers. I run their 6800 and 2 barbed A64 blocks witht heir new pump, but use a D-Tek Pro heatercore. It is leaps and bounds beyond the BlackIce and other rads DD sells. The cool thing about the D-Tek is that is comes with all the...
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    Favorite Reservoirs

    It isn't if you drill out the ports and retap them for larger barbs, which is what I've done and it is perfect.
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    resevoir

    Bling, I'm in a similar situation. I am stuffing a Danger Den D4 pump, TDX, 6800 block, Maze 4 chipset block, and dual rad into a Coolemaster Wavemaster (same relative size as the Prae). I want a reservoir just pre-pump and a bay res seems logical in terms of placement, but I'm a little leary...
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    MSI K8N Neo vs. Asus K8N-E, which one?

    Just FYI, I've been frequenting that forum since before I got my MSI mobo. If you followed that guy's other posts it is obvious he just had a bad board from day one. I'd be willing to bet his replacement is fine. The ASUS K8N-E seems nice, but the BIOS does look limited in terms of tweaking...
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    A64 Motherboard with PCI/AGP Lock

    Yup. They are SUPPOSED to have them, but some boards like the Gigabyte solution, are shipping with broken locks. For teh MSI board you need to set teh AGP to 67 or higher to enable the lock.
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