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Old 08-14-2006, 01:39 AM
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Default Re: Buying a Waterblock

That is a decent block, although I don't like the 3 hose design as it makes you run a Y fitting to loop the 2 outflow hoses together. A 2 hose design is just as efficient and gets the same results. I use a DangerDen TDX block and highly recommend it. Make sure you have a good pump with good flowrate. The higher the head that the pump can push is more important than the pressure. Reservoirs are quickly being replaced with T-lines because a T-line is easier to set up and less prone to leak, but I still prefer to run a reservoir.
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