[Work log] Project Liquid Death --> Time for Titans - Page 124

Originally Posted by superericla 

While I can definitely recommend the XSPC Razor water blocks, the koolance ones look great (IMO) and perform great so I would say just stick with them.

Originally Posted by fat_italian_stallion 

Doesn't look too bad, but I refuse to buy XSPC parts. All of my experiences with them have been lack luster, especially dealing with finish quality. I've gone through close to $900 worth of XSPC parts and most of them were either trashed or given away because of it. Only radiators I've had flake as soon as I pulled them out of the box and only bay reservoirs I've had that leaked out of multiple ports for no apparent fault of my own. XSPC also has the reputation of being "budget" watercooling parts. Maybe its products have improved, but I'm not willing to test that.

Originally Posted by fat_italian_stallion 

I suppose I'll stick with the koolance. The internal design seems the best out of all of them because it's not sacrificing the design of the flow to fit with a bridge.
Major update pics coming. Since my buddy is bringing a decent camera. In the mean time take a look at some of the project for this weekend. My roommate from undergrad is building a mini version of my rig lol. SLI 680, RIVE, 3930K, ST1200, all BI GTX rads, noiseblockers, etc. It needs a name so suggestions will be a great help. Can't wait to unload all of this when he pulls up. Making all custom cables tonight. Should be arduous, yet entertaining. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)

Originally Posted by fat_italian_stallion 

I suppose I'll stick with the koolance. The internal design seems the best out of all of them because it's not sacrificing the design of the flow to fit with a bridge.
Major update pics coming. Since my buddy is bringing a decent camera. In the mean time take a look at some of the project for this weekend. My roommate from undergrad is building a mini version of my rig lol. SLI 680, RIVE, 3930K, ST1200, all BI GTX rads, noiseblockers, etc. It needs a name so suggestions will be a great help. Can't wait to unload all of this when he pulls up. Making all custom cables tonight. Should be arduous, yet entertaining.