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coolmiester
27-06-2006, 11:13 AM
Its going to take a day or so to get these booked in and onto the shelves but we'll do our best to sort it out asap but just thought i'd give you a glimpse of the new Koosah and TDX AM2 blocks.

They all have the new Hi-Flow G1/4 barbs which look pretty nice as well.

The Koosah is an ultra thin version GPU block compatible with the 7800/7900 GT & GTX Single and SLI configurations measuring in at 14mm thick in comparison to 18.5mm of the NV-78
Available here (http://www.coolercases.co.uk/water_blocks_dangerden_nvidia_gpu.htm)

http://www.coolercases.co.uk/new/koosah.jpg

http://www.coolercases.co.uk/new/koosah_1.jpg

The new TDX AM2 Block, again with Hi-Flow G1/4 barbs
Available here (http://www.coolercases.co.uk/water_blocks_dangerden_cpu.htm)

http://www.coolercases.co.uk/new/tdx_am2.jpg

And the TDX AM2 Uni which has a universal mount top which sits on a Brass Top
Available here (http://www.coolercases.co.uk/water_blocks_dangerden_cpu.htm)

http://www.coolercases.co.uk/new/tdx_am2_uni.jpg

http://www.coolercases.co.uk/new/tdx_am2_uni_1.jpg

More to follow over the next day or so ;)

Leeum
27-06-2006, 02:41 PM
Finally... G1/4" high-flow barbs :D

Must admit the blocks look great, look forward to seeing them in action :cool:

coolmiester
27-06-2006, 02:47 PM
Finally... G1/4" high-flow barbs :D



I thought exactly the same mate :D

koola
27-06-2006, 04:44 PM
Very nice blocks. Looking forward to the results ;)

eUphoria
28-06-2006, 10:19 AM
Do you reckon these Koosah blocks will perform better or worse compared to a 'standard' NV78 given that there must be quite a difference in the amount of copper used?? Will is transmit the heat from the gpu more efficiently to the water?

coolmiester
28-06-2006, 11:01 AM
I think they will perform exactly the same.

The Koosah weighs in at 485g where as the NV-78 is 580g but the copper is the same thickness, its the plexi that's been reduced in thickness to 5mm from 9.5

It's got to be a good thing having 95g less load on the GFX card

Hi and welcome to the forum btw

clocker
09-07-2006, 02:14 PM
Paul,
Are those your pics or DangerDen"s?
Just curious because all the new G1/4 barbs that I've ordered (as recently as 2 weeks ago) had the "Perfect Seal" barb end- i.e., the thin ring around the barb end- as opposed to the long tapered end that the older 9/16-18 "Hi-flo" barbs featured.

coolmiester
09-07-2006, 04:25 PM
It really is getting so confusing to be honest i'm starting to loose track myself.

A little barb history lesson which might help.....

Way way back in the beginning Danger Den started off with 1/4" NPT thread - this was mainly the old Maze3, Z Chip Blocks and early Maze4 and RBX Blocks.

Then not too long ago Danger Den came out with the Hi-Flo Barbs which have a 9/16" thread and were pretty much only compatible with their own Hi-Flo Blocks so the practical thing at the time was to have all HardwareLabs radiators that were distributed by Danger Den also manufactured with 9/16" fittings.

Realising the European influence of G1/4 thread, Danger Den then introduced the 1/4" Perfect Seal Barb which obviously had a 1/4" thread so was interchangeable with European kit such as Innovatek and Alphacool and also kept everyone on their toes as all HardwareLabs radiators then resorted to the G1/4" thread.

The latest offering from Danger Den is a Hi-Flow Barb with a G1/4 thread most of the new blocks coming out of the Danger Den camp will have this type of barb and keeping in line HardwareLabs new Stealth GT have also turned to this thread.

The problem being is that Danger Den have to stagger the release of new blocks with new barbs, which in turn has an even greater impact on companies such as ourselves who already have the older stock on our shelves so things do start getting somewhat complicated to say the least.

Having said that, all blocks with Perfect Seal barbs can obviously be changed to the new Hi-Flow barbs as both uses the standard G1/4 thread.

Here's a list of Danger Den Blocks and their fittings we currently have in stock.

Maze4 Chipset - Perfect Seal Barbs G1/4
Maze4 A8N Chipset - Perfect Seal Barbs G1/4
Maze4 DFI Chipset - Perfect Seal Barbs G1/4

Maze4 Acetal Low Profile GPU Blocks - Perfect Seal Barbs G1/4
Maze4-1 TEC Acetal GPU Blocks - Perfect Seal Barbs G1/4
Maze4-1 TEC GPU Blocks - 1/4" NPT

TDX A64 - Perfect Seal Barbs G1/4
TDX AM2 - Hi-Flow G1/4
TDX AM2 Universal - Hi-Flow G1/4
TDX Xeon - Hi-Flow 9/16"
TDX 775 - Hi-Flow 9/16"
TDX AMD SHD - Hi-Flow 9/16" + 1/4" NPT

RBX A64 - G1/4 Perfect Seal + 9/16" Hi-Flow + 1/4" NPT
RBX AMD - 1/4" NPT
RBX 478 - 1/4" NPT
RBX 478 - 1/4" NPT

Maze4 A64 CPU - Hi-Flow 9/16"
Maze4 AMD CPU - 1/4" NPT
Maze4 478 CPU - 1/4" NPT
Maze4-1 TEC AMD CPU - Hi-Flow 9/16"

Koosah GPU Block - G1/4 Perfect Seal
Tyee GPU - G1/4 Perfect Seal
NV-78 (rev1.1) GPU - G1/4 Perfect Seal + 9/16" Hi-Flow
NV-78 (rev1) GPU - G1/4 Perfect Seal + 9/16" Hi-Flow
NV-68 (rev1) GPU - 9/16" Hi-Flow

Aqua Drive Hard Drive Blocks - G1/4 Perfect Seal

Black Ice Extreme Radiators - G1/4 Perfect Seal
Black Ice Stealth GT - G1/4 Hi-Flow

Danger Den Barbs available to date (9/07/06)

9/16" Hi-Flow 1/2" Hose Tail
9/16" Hi-Flow 3/8" Hose Tail

G1/4 Perfect Seal 1/2" Hose Tail
G1/4 Perfect Seal 3/8" Hose Tail

I'll make a sticky out of this in the Watercooling section which might help with the confusion and add to it with any new information as and when i get it.

Mullet
06-08-2006, 04:14 PM
Paul, will you be stocking the replacement delrin backs for tyhe EK graphics blocks??