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Product: DD-CPX-Pro 12V Pump
Review: Very quiet when raised off the mounting surface with adhesive foam or gel pads. I have mine stuck to the side of a radical sandwhich in open air and i cant hear it at all from a few feet away.
Author: Crankyhobo
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: I've been using this reservoir for about 3 months now, and have had no problems. The fittings are mounted a bit too high in my opinion, so the reservoir has to be completely full to avoid sucking air back into the system. Aside from that, construction quality seems to be quite solid, and the optional LED's (I used the green ones with a pulsing circuit) add a very cool touch.
Author: Alex
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Product: DD-4870-X2 Water Block
Review: Very impressed with the quality of components as well as the speed of delivery. Dropped my idle from 83C to 32C (ATI had the fan speed rediculously slow) and load from 86C to 43C. I would recommend this block to anyone sporting a 4870x2. Thanks DD!
Author: Michael Stevens
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Product: Black Ice GTX240
Review: I have the NZXT Tempest, and this radiator is too big for that particular mount.
quality was good and the look is clean, i went with a stealth rad instead.
Author: Rocco Leach
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Product: MC-TDX for Intel 775 CPU/Boards
Review: Great waterblock, but isn't the best DangerDen block for quad cores. That said, it's still cools the CPU far better than anything else on the market outside of DD. Kept my Q9550 @ 3.8Gigz (2.8 stock) @ around 45c idle, 60c under full load max heat generation over a period of about an hour (using Prime95). Which is impressive.
The mounting kit is a bit of a pain, but understandably so.
Author: RichardScarry
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Product: Danger Den Dual 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: Bought and use this with a custom kit courtesy from DD in an Antec 1200 case. Looks great with the optional LED's and holds a nice amount of liquid. I'm using UV reactive blue coolant, with UV cold cathode lights in the case and 1/2 in tubing. Keeps an Overclocked AMD Athlon X2 5000+ nice and frosty, had the setup in an Antec 900, the move from the first case to the new one wasn't hard either. I recommend anything from DangerDen, as quality and workmanship is superb!
Author: Geekers
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Product: DD - 8800 GTX
Review: This product was a perfect fit and delivers great cooling performance for the card. This is THE water block to get for the GTX!
Author: Core2kx
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Product: Thermochill PA120.2
Review: DD are there going to be any more made? can find them anywhere ...
otherwise I'll go with aother maybe the fesser... **DD** All based on Thermochill's production
Author: wirefox
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Product: DD-CPX-Pro 12V Pump
Review: Works great, awesome flow and very small footprint
Author: BUGS
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Product: FB (Fat Boy) G 1/4 Fittings
Review: I bought 4 of these to replace a couple of the older high flow barbs and they are fantastic. The O-ring capture seal keeps the O ring from herniating under uneven pressure or to my direct down force. I am replacing all of my barb with the asap!
Author: uh8medoncha
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Product: IONE for NVIDIA G92 GT and GTS
Review: I've had these blocks on my 8800 GTS 512Mb cards for 2 months now & the work great !! The temps have gone from 85c under full load to 45c max. Very efficient & highly recommended. Also MUCH quieter PC now as now fans blaring away. Thanks :)
Author: Michael den Hertog
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Product: Black Ice Xtreme Radiator
Review: This is super fat radiator (as in wide and fat) I was expecting one have the width, I use it with 3 hard drives and my southbridge on my 790i motherboard. Keeps everything cool.
Author: Brad Pfau
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Product: DD-4870 Water Block
Review: Does this water block make the card a single slot? I know that on some of the Nvidea cards, water cooling makes them a single slot and the water block comes with a single slot shield to switch out with the double slot shield.
Does any one know? **DD** Yes it does!
Author: Nate
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Product: IONE for NVIDIA G92 GT and GTS
Review: The DD-IONE is a well performing full block my 8800gt OC 17% runs 33c at idle and 38c loaded.
I would like to see more fins over the core like some others but even with this design is works great.
Author: Nathan
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Product: DD-4870-X2 Water Block
Review: Just installed this on my HIS 4870x2 yesterday . Dropped my idle temps by a whopping 50c now idles at 33c and load down to 42c from 90c using Furmark. Instructions where easy to understand and it mounted properly with no mods. I am very happy that I purchased this gpu block , it really tamed the beast that is the 4870x2 :) It may not look as nice as some other brands but it works awesome. Higly recommend to anybody looking to wc their 4870x2.
Author: grumpy1
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Product: DD-4870-X2 Water Block
Review: Super craftsmanship and fits nice on the card. The screws that go thru the backing plate to the copper block are to short. i ended up striping the first few threads on a few holes. So i had to get some 3/8 long ones from the hardware store. they need to ship longer ones, the holes are deep enough and have enough thread for 3/8 screws. other then that i had to reuse some of the thermal pad from the stock cooler, the kit was just a little short. THIS THING ROCKS< keeps the card nice and cool.
Author: Jake M
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Product: DD12V-D5 Pump Variable Speed by Laing
Review: WOW. This pump rocks. Very quiet and moves the water at a great pace on the 5 setting. I use the 4 setting for my app but man, this thing does its job.
Author: Jake M
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Product: Eheim 1250
Review: I've been using my 1250 in my WC system for over three years 24/7/365 now with out a hitch.
The reason I went with Eheim in the first place my experience with their pumps in a MUCH harsher environment: reef aquariums. Due to a very corrosive (salt water) and abrasive (VERY high TDS due to additives for the corals) environment, lesser pumps just don't last. Eheims DO last.
Author: Clint Corbin
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Product: Black Ice GTX360
Review: No one makes shrouds for them Carl. They cant stock what they cant get.
Author: Kenquinn
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Product: Eheim 1250
Review: It's a great pump if you don't mind the vibration and rattling.
Author: bugsz
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Product: DD - 9800GX2 Block
Review: Great Block. I have this paired with the H20-220, cooling my GX2 and CPU (phenom 9850BE). Both overclocked over 20%, same loop, GPU maxes at 45C. Unbelievable, but true. I highly recommend this block!
Author: Jason
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Product: TFC Xtender 120mm Radiator Shroud
Review: I purchased 4 of these for my Torture Rack case. They look awsome lit up. They do quiet the fan noise down noticably. Included with the shrould is a vibration sleeve. It's a great deal. The included mounting screws are to short for 120x38mm fans. Thanks DD for offering this product. A must buy for the Quiet PC WC build. This product works great, and the included LED's and vibration sleeve makes it a reasonable priced product.
Author: Hal
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Product: DD-29XT Water Block
Review: love the block works very very well, my card used to run between 57 and 60 degrees celsius at an idle before. now i have barely managed to get it over 60 celsius and have it overclocked 60% , at idle keeps a nice 48 celsius. useing it with a cpx-pro pumb adn old 3/8th thermaltake rad and waterbock, hopefully soon to be DD products as well. my only complaint is the small alan head screws used to connect it , not an easy size to find maybe a standard star head would work easier. overall i say 9.5 out of 10
Author: Pete Featherstone
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Product: Black-Series Tower
Review: It looks great but i see only three 3.5'' driver bays on the picture.
Can we get a better picture from the inside. **DD** Working on it.
Author: scorpion
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Product: DD-4870-X2 Water Block
Review: This waterblock brought my idle temp from 62c down to 36c . Looks great and easy install. Another outstanding product from the Den.
Author: Rustynail
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Product: DD / Laing DDC-12V 18 Watt Version 3.2
Review: quite easy to hide in bay and runs my loop with a double 120mm rad and a single 120mm rad, cpu, video card with 3/8th inch lines perfect
Author: dave
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Product: DD-4870 Water Block
Review: 41C idle 50C under load overclocked to 800/1100. my loop runs from a double 120mm rad to the processor to a single 120mm rad to the video card to the pump all fans on low and silent. im sure i can even do better but i like my computer silent and those are great temps. the processor is a q6600 oveclocked to 3.2ghz and im only useing 3/8th in lines. with the cheapest redators DD has
Author: dave
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Product: DD-GX2 Block for NVIDIA 7950-GX2
Review: Same for me! Idle temps down to 28 DegC & max load only showing 39 DegC.
Awesome blocks & stunning flow rate!
Thank you DD. :D
Author: Charles Leach
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Product: DD-Tieton for GTX280/260
Review: Great waterblock. Dropped my temps down to 31C idle whiel OC'd fairly well. Never breaks 50C, even under full load. I cannot recommend this block enough.
Author: Jody Williams
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: Have been using this unit for 1.5 years now in my custom setup. No problems what so ever. I mounted it in my case at a slight angle with nozzles at lowest point to minimize chance of water bubbles getting into the outgoing nozzle. The slight sound of water flowing is relaxing and lets me know that the pump is functioning properly. I run the D5 (setting 4) with a CPU, Chipset and GPU water blocks in the loop. I also use Fluid XP+ blood red color. Great product Danger Den!
Author: Richard A
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Product: DD12V-D5 Pump Variable Speed by Laing
Review: Great pump. A bit big but it performs excellently and is very quiet.
I've been using it for quite a while, since it first came out.
Author: JOhn
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Product: RAMsinks for Video Cards
Review: They work well, but dont come with the 4 larger and 4 smaller heatsinks shown, just 8 small heatsinks. They work well on the memory and voltage regulators for the ATI 4850 reference boards
Author: Scott
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Product: ClearFlex 60 Tubing
Review: From what I can tell, the flexibility is on par with tygon; the only benefit of tygon being clearness and maybe absorption.
Author: GGG
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Product: TFC X-Changer Triple Radiator 360
Review: This is a great radiator. Total quality when it comes to the radiator itself, the packaging, and the included accessories.
Author: Rick Cain
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Product: IONE for NVIDIA G92 GT and GTS
Review: They say that these larger blocks are less efficient than the smaller blocks combined with ramsinks, but even if that is the case this thing does a wonderful job!
I do recommend that if you move your pc around, like in a car, you be very careful about bumps in the road - this thing is heavy, and it could very well damage your pci slot.
Author: Daniel
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Product: DD12V-D5 Pump Variable Speed by Laing
Review: This is a reasonably quiet pump. The only noise I hear is when I have air in my system. It's also really powerful.
Author: Marc S
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Product: DD-Tieton for GTX280/260
Review: I tested my 280 before WC and was getting 50-58C idle with the fan at 100%. After installing the Tieton the idle temp is 34-36! Nice job!
Youtube.com: YerBuddy's Borg Rebirth
Author: YerBuddy
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Product: DD12V-D5 Pump Variable Speed by Laing
Review: This pump is very nice! Powerfull and quiet. My only gripe is connections style - it's molded for 1/2" ID tube only and you can't change it, unlike other pumps where you can screw in different fittings. I found that between speed setting of 3 and 5 there is 2 C degree improvement. But having on 5 water makes noise while running through my reservour, I think the noise might go away if I top reservour completely.
Author: Dima Prok
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Product: Acetal Top MAZE4-1GPU Peltier Version
Review: I bought a couple, two years ago. They were $25 a piece then, Damn copper prices. I have Gforce 5500 cards. The block bolted on fine but one of the card's capacitors it in the way. I fixed the problem by grinding a notch in the copper plate, just enough to fit it. I sent full pictures of the issue to DD. They may have redesigned it by now. They keep my cards cool but beware, these things are monsters that take up a whole card slot themselves.
Author: Roy
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Product: MCT-40 Non-Conductive Solution
Review: I've been running the same bottle's worth for two years now and it still goes good. I have yet to have any algea or junk form and that was my biggest concern. I too noticed it's very greesy and leaved one hell of a residue but how often do you plan on spilling it? Normally, no way would I pay $22 for just a quart of anti-freeze but my PC is my baby and I don't want any problems, especially with conductivity.
Author: Roy
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Product: DD-Tieton for GTX280/260
Review: Got one with my BFG h2OC keeps it cool.
Author: Mark
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Product: Tygon 3603 Tubing
Review: This is the best tubeing I have ever used. I got the 1/2" ID stuff and it ROCKS !!!!!
Author: Shederick Atteberry
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Product: DD-Tieton for GTX280/260
Review: card ran @ 74 C on air with the stock cooler (gtx 280) and now under load its never passed 51 C and im only using a swiftech apogee drive series pump/block with a 2x120mm rad.
Author: Wes
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Product: MC-TDX for Intel 775 CPU/Boards
Review: Superb Block!
Me and my friend have ordered total new water cooling systems from DD and we use this Pump.
This Block really does its job well. I have the MC-TDX CPU Block and a water cooled motherboard and then the GPU and it works excellent!
My Q9450 CPU runs in 3,2Ghz 40c temp, and the 9800GX2 runs whit 20% Overclock 60C on the GPU.
We use ½ inch DD high flow fittings and Tygon / UV tubings.
We cool Q9450 CPU (MC-TDX Block) and 9800gx2 (DD-9800gx2 Block) graphic card whit ASUS Striker II Extreme (water cooled) motherboard, and it cools great with the DD12V-D5 Pump!
Author: Smorgasbord
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Product: DD - 9800GX2 Block
Review: Superb Block!
Me and my friend have ordered total new water cooling systems from DD and we use this Pump.
This Block really does its job well. I have a MC-TDX CPU Block and the water cooled motherboard before I cool the GPU and it works excellent!
My Q9450 CPU runs in 3,2Ghz and the 9800GX2 runs whit 20% Overclock whit 60C as result on the GPU
We use ½ inch DD high flow fittings and Tygon / UV tubings.
We cool Q9450 CPU (MC-TDX Block) and 9800gx2 (DD-9800gx2 Block) graphic card whit ASUS Striker II Extreme (water cooled) motherboard, and it cools great!
Author: Smorgasbord
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Product: DD12V-D5 Pump Variable Speed by Laing
Review: Superb Pump!
I and my friend have ordered total new water cooling systems from DD and we use this Pump.
This pump really do its job good, and I run it in full effect and I can hardly hear it.
We use ½ inch DD high flow fittings and Tygon / UV tubings.
We cool Q9450 CPU (MC-TDX Block) and 9800gx2 (DD-9800gx2 Block) graphic card whit ASUS Striker II Extreme (water cooled) motherboard, and it cools great!
Author: sMORGASBORD
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Product: Danger Den Dual 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: Superb Reservoir!
I and my friend have ordered total new water cooling systems from DD and we use this Reservoir. I use blue colour and my friend uses red.
We are really satisfied whit the result and just had to modify our Kandalf case a little to make it fit in 2 slots.
We use 2 led’s to lit up the water in the Reservoir and it really looks great!
The water additives are UV reactive (blue/red) and shine really good.
We have Q9450 CPU and 9800gx2 graphic card whit ASUS Striker II Extreme (water cooled) motherboard, and it cools great!
Author: Smorgasbord
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: Mine worked great for a year and started to leak very slowly right through a seam at the TOP edge of the unit! It took me a long time to find that leak and it almost cost me my videocard. Plugs are plastic, and nowhere near strong enough. Other than that, it was great.
Author: Brad
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Product: Thermochill PA120.2
Review: This is really the king of radiators as far as I'm concerned. It's also one of the most expensive. However for superior cooling it's worth every penny. It's one of those one time payments for something that should last for many years. I've been using mine in a loop with a 8800GTX, 680i Northbridge Chipset Block and a Maze5 CPU Block. At first I was weary that it couldn't keep up but now that I look back I feel silly. Make sure you measure first! I made some rough measurements before I bought it and ended up having to stick it on the back of my case because it's so large. It doesn't look bad at all though and I don't think I could have gotten away with using the PA120.1. Excellent radiator so far.
Author: Douglas Jendryka
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Product: MAZE5CPU with Brass Top
Review: I bought this block about 9 months ago for my Intel Q6600. It works great and it was easy to put together. I really like the mounting method using long threaded pins where you can adjust the pressure of the block appropriately. The only thing I noticed was that the temp readings show that the second and last core are always cooler. Only by about 3°C-4°C. However it could also be the way the CPU's are designed. Either way it's a nice block that fits snug.
Author: Douglas Jendryka
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