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September 27th, 2006, 07:17 PM
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Hey justin, well I found the block you suggested in 1/2", so now my decision is even harder. here
BTW do you have your gpu watercooled, and if so what block are you using? Oh and what is the point of using a fan shroud on the rad?
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I did on my 6600GT and it was a older Danger Den alone the line of the one you posted. It did the job. But now it looks like CPU and GPU have flipped GPU are hot as all hell while most AMDs and CD2 are simple to cool.
Again the Asetek block is by far the best I ever used. Ive had a polorflo, dangerden, Innovatek and the Asetek.
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September 29th, 2006, 06:08 AM
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some air wont go through the radiator, but go through the gap between the fan and the radiator. you could use silicon or something like that to seal the two.
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September 29th, 2006, 09:14 AM
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So its pretty much just a seal between the fan and the radiator then? Good to know because if you want to buy them they are like $11 each, and that adds on to an already expensive cooling system.
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