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Yeh they are a little confusing, but using this picture ( http://www.dangerden.com/store/image.php?id=520&type=D ) the very top is the outlet (the direction it pumps in) and the front is where the water enters ;) hope this helps you, got any more Q's on it PM me.
Rational? how about the many customers of TT that have fried hardware because of TT?! :rolleyes:
you get what you pay for, and TT is cheap and nasty, im not gonna sugar coat it.
I dont care if you are a Mod or not, TT has poor QC and is known for failing, cracked blocks and pumps failing were...
whats in your loop first? if its not too much you could get away with a CPX-Pro, but the MCP655 aka. D5 (not the MCP655-B or aka D5 fixed) for hasle free pumps, there is others but those 2 are good and reliable with no extra expenses ;)
well while your still building try my suggestion, its neater and more functional, trust me I played around ;)
as for the super right LED's theres a few things you can do, a) a very light sand of the LED, makes them opaque, b) buy some instant frost effect and spray the LED or if you trust...
First off, the DD MC-TDX would be ok for the i7, but nothing special, its a MC block and the i7 is a single core die chip ;) the new EK Supreme LT would be a good block for the i7 ($50 too!)
Secondly the 9800GTX+ is not compatible with the 8800GTX (g92) if I remember correctly, someone at XS...
unless your planning on removing or modifying the EK Supremes Accelerator plate ditch it! trust me on this, tho the EK Supreme LT (only $50!) would be a far better block as it wont be as restrictive! ;)
If you want my honest opinion, because your stacking up on multiple blocks for 1 loop...
Take the fillport out, take off the top panel and put the fill port UNDER the ON/OFF - Reset Panel, the rubber flap will now fit back in there nicely ;)
Yes a TDX would do the job just fine I believe, but if you have an extra $50 the EK Supreme LT would work wonders, or the HeatKiller Rev.3 ;)
TDX's are abit out dated now, but they are still ok, unless of course you mean the TDX-MC which is a good block, not the best, but very good :)
to the back of the line noob! if you do it cheap your no better off than the TRUE... so maybe you should STFU because you have no idea about WC'ing it seems.... wow you can read a review I am so impressed, now apply it to the real world... ohh wait your not capable of doing that.... back to...
TehQuick go do your homework on the i7 before posting anymore ;)
when the difference between the top of the line water blocks and the mid-end (better than most kits mind you) end blocks is 5degrees then yes 2degrees is a big feat, but maybe you should speak to someone like Coolmiester about i7...
whats fine to you xBabyJesus? post up a screen of your load temps?? and the D4 pump you have isnt all that far behind the D5, just louder.. the GTZ is a top of the line block specifically designed with the i7 coming in :rolleyes:
as for the [H]ard's overclocking test on the i7... that was a...