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McStuff · 11-22-08

If cost weren't an issue, I'd love to see an all silver stinger.

Hondacity · 11-22-08

hmmm where are the koolance blocks?

nafljhy · 11-22-08

haha what koolance blocks?

they are banned from this hall.

OC'ing Noob · 11-23-08

With so many premium blocks out there, showing a Koolance block next to say a Fuzion seems a bit sacrilegious. Koolance to me are in the same category as Thermaltake, Zalman, and Corsair.

ChielScape · 11-23-08

not really
the blocks are fine. the recent ones anyway. no aluminum to be found there. its just their rads these days. thats all.
they perform decently too. not at the same level as a fuzion i guess, but the looks may appeal to people instead.

nafljhy · 11-23-08

but how many people actually have them on this forum?

ChielScape · 11-23-08

thats because people keep overreacting about them, though there still are a few. check the WCpicz thread

nafljhy · 11-23-08

i guess that is a very good possibility.

OC'ing Noob · 11-23-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChielScape

not really
the blocks are fine. the recent ones anyway. no aluminum to be found there. its just their rads these days. thats all.
they perform decently too. not at the same level as a fuzion i guess, but the looks may appeal to people instead.

If you find me any pictures of Koolance blocks that are all copper or made of materials that could cause galvanic corrosion

Quote:

Originally Posted by nafljhy

but how many people actually have them on this forum?

People do have them and basically the hall of blocks is to follow the evolution of waterblocks. If Koolance made a block that I can actually consider a waterblock, I will be more than happy to include it!

**Manyak** · 11-23-08

Well zalman's got a CPU block that's all copper and acrylic. I have no idea how it performs though.

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ChielScape Over 9000. Join Date: May 2007 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 9,234 Rep: 682 Unique Rep: 468 Trader Rating: 0	not really the blocks are fine. the recent ones anyway. no aluminum to be found there. its just their rads these days. thats all. they perform decently too. not at the same level as a fuzion i guess, but the looks may appeal to people instead.

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ChielScape Over 9000. Join Date: May 2007 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 9,234 Rep: 682 Unique Rep: 468 Trader Rating: 0	thats because people keep overreacting about them, though there still are a few. check the WCpicz thread

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