DangerDen RBX @ crucible

Zardon · Mar 11, 2004, 10:55 PM

"When you talk of water cooling, generally the name DangerDen pops up. DangerDen's RBX water block is a break from their more commonly know Maze designs. The RBX uses a nozzle and micro channel design. Seems to be the in thing right now. I would assume this is because it works so well. DangerDen has always been a leader in the water cooling arts. Always looking for ways to improve the current products. Well lets take a look at their current flag ship, the RBX

I have been water cooling my PC's since the days when cross drilled blocks were all the rage and the only thing available. There were no custom CNC machined blocks like today. While they performed better than air cooling, the performance was nothing compared to today's technology."

thecrucible

Mar 11, 2004, 10:55 PM	#1
Zardon DriverHeaven Founder Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 32,480 Rep Power: 179	DangerDen RBX @ crucible "When you talk of water cooling, generally the name DangerDen pops up. DangerDen's RBX water block is a break from their more commonly know Maze designs. The RBX uses a nozzle and micro channel design. Seems to be the in thing right now. I would assume this is because it works so well. DangerDen has always been a leader in the water cooling arts. Always looking for ways to improve the current products. Well lets take a look at their current flag ship, the RBX I have been water cooling my PC's since the days when cross drilled blocks were all the rage and the only thing available. There were no custom CNC machined blocks like today. While they performed better than air cooling, the performance was nothing compared to today's technology." thecrucible