Search results
-
Dazmode News
I was speaking strictly from volume of RMA cases we had to deal with. XSPC had the highest, therefore they are at the last place in our books.- Dazmode
- Post #635
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Dazmode News
It would be some difference if rads would not be made at the same place and later presented as if they were made by ... It is almost the same as with Laing pumps, 3 factories making them all for everybody including our awesome DarkSide radiators.- Dazmode
- Post #634
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
*** Bundymania Watercooling Parts & Systems Picture Thread ***
HK is still the best.- Dazmode
- Post #293
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
-
5.25" bay temp readout + flow meter?
I use this one: https://www.dazmode.com/store/product/flow-meter-adapter-with-display/ Also Aqauero controller can do it all, but it cost a lot too.- Dazmode
- Post #4
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Dazmode News
Without a doubt. It also was at the bottom of our store's list for quality. Having said people free to use whatever they want or like.:thumb:- Dazmode
- Post #628
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Dazmode News
This month I will be giving a true watercoling item an Aquaero 6 XT controller. Good luck and thank you for all who will participate! Details: HERE- Dazmode
- Post #626
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Dazmode News
We dropped XSPC as low-end supplier to focus more in high-end products and our own. Sorry.- Dazmode
- Post #625
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
3/8 5/8 fitting/tubing problems
It was issue with bad size conversion. Most manufacturers moved to slightly smaller tube 15.9mm x 12.9mm a while ago.- Dazmode
- Post #14
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Dazmode News
True, but I have yet to see flex tube that stays clear long term, therefore surge of interest in hard acrylic tubing.- Dazmode
- Post #623
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Procyon II - Liquid Cooling Complete
I did D5 speed test a while ago. Was getting about 1 degree difference per each setting as long as flow rate was over 1L/min, below that temps were skyroketing.- Dazmode
- Post #15
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Very noisy D5
I bet pump full of air. edit: Also, yes bay reservoirs are noisy. That is trade of for convenience of having it in front.- Dazmode
- Post #20
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
-
Finally Taking the "Plunge" Into Liquid
Believe me it is better have couple fittings lying around, than figure out in the middle of work that you need one you do not have, so you need to put everything on hold. Backplates absolutely optional. For looks and sometimes improves cooling (model depending).- Dazmode
- Post #35
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
What happened to all the GTX 780/Titan waterblocks/back plates?
I terms of blocks, Ti blocks models cover all 3 cards. Previous revisions were discontinued to minimaze mistakes between keyboard and computer. Backplates had production issue but it was fixed, so you will see them everywhere shortly.- Dazmode
- Post #3
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Finally Taking the "Plunge" Into Liquid
Not going to happened. 6 fans at 50% will be pretty much the same as 3 at 53%.- Dazmode
- Post #24
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Finally Taking the "Plunge" Into Liquid
Sorry no ETA , as EK has no ETA either.- Dazmode
- Post #22
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Finally Taking the "Plunge" Into Liquid
I always recommend air out. Why take heat from your components and dump it back on your components? Probably better ditch front rad and supply fresh air from the front intake fans.- Dazmode
- Post #20
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
Finally Taking the "Plunge" Into Liquid
- Dazmode
- Post #17
- Forum: Water Cooling
-
xentr_legal_notice_title
xentr_legal_notice_description