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The official site estimates around $160 for the block, so it is a bit steep, but with the limited quantities that would be available it would become a really exclusive waterblock.
The official site estimates around $160 for the block, so it is a bit steep, but with the limited quantities that would be available it would become a really exclusive waterblock.
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The official site estimates around $160 for the block, so it is a bit steep, but with the limited quantities that would be available it would become a really exclusive waterblock.
The official site estimates around $160 for the block, so it is a bit steep, but with the limited quantities that would be available it would become a really exclusive waterblock.
That's quite a waterblock. Although, if sterling does rise against the dollar, that could end up only £80.
Oh and that's just water. I got to play with liquid nitrogen today. And no, I don't have any screen shots, because it wasn't actually my computer.
Oh and that's just water. I got to play with liquid nitrogen today. And no, I don't have any screen shots, because it wasn't actually my computer.
Woah. And silver is a better conductor of heat?
Yup.
The best. Although it has a low SHC, which means it will be much less tollerant to spikes. However from a total viewpoint, thermal conductivity is more important than heat capacity. In practise, the perfect heat/aquasink would be a copper core, properly fused to silver blades.
Just read that the blocks won't be in production until january.
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