Titan Datacooler DWC-A1 - Budget water cooling tested

jmke · 21st September 2003, 23:11

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DUR0N takes a look at the DATACOOLER DWC-A1 budget water cooling setup, made to fit in one 5.25" bay. Comparing in to an updated version of the Coolermaster Aero 7 (the Aero 7+) to see just how good and silent water cooling can be!

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=85

22nd September 2003, 17:14

I have read another review on this product and found that the conclusion is very different from this review. I was wondering was the CPU OC'ed cuz it was never mentioned. I suspected it is because u said u r running 1700XP but at 2250mhz. Well the other review stated that the channel in the water block wasnt large enough to get sufficient cooling and a stock air block cools it better. Here is the review http://www.pcextreme.net/dwc-a1.php

jmke · 22nd September 2003, 18:44

Thanks you for your comment and the comparative link!

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I was wondering was the CPU OC'ed cuz it was never mentioned.

it is mentioned..

http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...309&articID=85
"Athlon XP JIUHB 1700+ @2250mhz (1.85v vcore)"

DUR0N · 22nd September 2003, 18:52

I was using the unit outside of any casing, so all air that went trought the rad had the chanse to get away in all directions.

maybe that's the answer.
dude in the other review has some mighty kewl tows i must admit

28th September 2003, 09:21

How much and where can you buy it from?

jmke · 28th September 2003, 13:13

would depend on your location, around €150 here in .BE

9th October 2003, 20:20

Not that cheap, but I'l mayb take a look at it.

28th September 2003, 13:13	#6
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	would depend on your location, around €150 here in .BE __________________

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22nd September 2003, 17:14	#2
Unregistered Posts: n/a	I have read another review on this product and found that the conclusion is very different from this review. I was wondering was the CPU OC'ed cuz it was never mentioned. I suspected it is because u said u r running 1700XP but at 2250mhz. Well the other review stated that the channel in the water block wasnt large enough to get sufficient cooling and a stock air block cools it better. Here is the review http://www.pcextreme.net/dwc-a1.php

22nd September 2003, 18:52	#4
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	I was using the unit outside of any casing, so all air that went trought the rad had the chanse to get away in all directions. maybe that's the answer. dude in the other review has some mighty kewl tows i must admit

28th September 2003, 09:21	#5
Unregistered Posts: n/a	How much and where can you buy it from?

9th October 2003, 20:20	#7
Vulk Posts: n/a	Not that cheap, but I'l mayb take a look at it.