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waterblocks for fx?
- Thread starter Jared701
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I'm using a DangerDen Maze 4 on my FX.
James McGee
Weaksauce
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Danger Den also has the RBX block for the 64 and Opteron line of chips. The Item number is DDRBXA64 for $57 that comes with all mounting hardware and some extra stuff.
It seems to work fairly decent, mine runs at 44-45C when under a load in a room that is about 72F.
It seems to work fairly decent, mine runs at 44-45C when under a load in a room that is about 72F.
Why not meausre both temperatures in the same system? Having your room temp in fahrenheit and core temp in celsisus is so confusing!
Edit: Yeah, the danger den one is pretty good. The only bad thing is you can't stick a heatsink on top of it, because of the tubing. On some water blocks, the tubing is on the sides and the top is flat copper, you can put a Zalman 7000 on top to combine both worlds for best results.
Edit: Yeah, the danger den one is pretty good. The only bad thing is you can't stick a heatsink on top of it, because of the tubing. On some water blocks, the tubing is on the sides and the top is flat copper, you can put a Zalman 7000 on top to combine both worlds for best results.