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Product: Danger Den Dual 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: The reservoir is amazing for it's fill capacity, as well as the look it has with 2 LEDS installed in it.
*Note* - Do not overtigten the fittings as it will cause them to leak!
Author: Anonymous
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Product: 8800 Series Single Slot PCI Bracket
Review: quality product, but its not meant to fit on the 8800's with the stock heat sink. so i had to modify it to get minet to fit. no biggy tho. thanks DD!
Author: rob
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Product: FluidXP+ Ultra Midnight Blue
Review: I consider this fluid to be a good middle man between performance and longevity. I have used fluids that cool better but they seem to cloud up months before the FluidXP+ Ultra does with no other addatives.
Author: Johnathan Carroll
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Product: Danger Den DDC-12V
Review: Put a modified top on this pump and you wont want the D5 or MCP655. This pump is classic and its better than the DDC-3.1 and DDC-3.2
Author: Bad213Boy
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Product: Danger Den High Flow Fittings
Review: these used to be top dog in my opinion, but now I have switched to Fat Boys, these still are best for certain applications
Author: SystemVipers
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Product: FB (Fat Boy) G 1/4 Fittings
Review: Love these fittings, i was a big fan of hte high flow but I am now switching to the fat boys.
these are sweet fittings...
Author: systemvipers
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Product: Evercool Aluminum 120mm Fan
Review: An excellent med speed fan, better airflow with the same sound volume. I love the sturdy aluminum body, much more solid than those flimsy plastic things! I matched mine with the thermochill rad - this is the flow rate where the thermochills excell, med flow but high heat exchange.
Author: walshlg
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Product: DD-3870-X2 Water Block
Review: This block is awsome. Looks good works better. If you buy this card don't touch it with your bare fingers. It will leave black spots on it from the oil in your skin.
Author: Brian
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Product: MPC-X38
Review: Well it has been a pleasure to work with Dennis on this. When my x38 chipset block, I was amazed at it's beautiful finish, and perfectly lapped quality. This is something that I was not expecting, but after talking to Dennis personally on the phone, I can prove that DD will except nothing less than perfection with their product and their customer service(later).
The only note to suggest is that if you're going to try to use this block on a DFI x38 T2R, email Dangerden first, as it will save you some time. I assume within the next few days DD will edit the block to fit this motherboard, as it uses an extremely odd mounting system that is unlike other x38 boards. This is no fault to Dangerden as it was a rather unforeseen error that was quickly resolved by Dennis.
This goes for any waterblock or product:
After my experience with Dangerden, I will never order watercooling accessories ever again from a different vendor. For the simple fact of the expedited customer service, and the quality received, I will always be a loyal DD customer from here on out.
Hats off to the Dangerden team, and thanks again.
-Michael
Author: Michael
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Product: DD12V-D5 Pump Fixed Speed
Review: I'm ordering my second of these pumps, used the first in a high-end customer rig. All I can say is that it's an amazing pump. Sound like a mini-jet when it starts up, then gets really quiet. Once again, Danger Den provides an amazing product.. I tried to find it cheaper directly from Laing (supplier) and even wholesale companies, and couldn't.. Hat's off to Danger Den!
This thing flows so much water, it's really amazing. My only gripe is that the velcro has a hard time holding, so use the screw mount option.
Author: aaron
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Product: Thermochill PA120.2
Review: Amazing! Average temp of my proc is 20 C with only one fan on the PA120.2. Keep in mind that this thing is big and is 2.4 in thick, which is why I was only able to put 1 fan in. I also have two water blocks on both my GPUs running in SLI, but that doesn't seem to phase it. Only problem I have is the plastic fittings. If you get this, use silicone plumbing sealant (available at any hardware store) on the fittings, plastic and metal don't really give you much of a seal and the sealant will prevent having to disassemble the system because of a leak.
Author: Lhted
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Product: Hydor L35
Review: Great pump. High flow rate. Quiet. (running suspended on foam outside case). Been running for 4-5 years now.
I polished the inside with 600 grit sandpaper when I first got it and it quieted right down.
Runs from a 12v reed-relay to turn on 120v ac.
Author: mh2
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Product: Danger Den Dual 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: I've been running with this for 4-5 years now. I lowered the water level to 1/4in from the top so that you can see the water ripple. I've got the Clear front so I can make the water any color I want.
It sits on top of two DVD burners and it all works fine.
I'm pumping with 1/2in tubing through high flow MAZE4 CPU and GPU and no cavitation , and fast flow rates! System keeps an OC'd Athlon to about 128F loaded and 102F idle using antifreeze (124F using WaterWetter, but gunk built up over time). Now I'm running with anti fungal additive and antifreeze, no more gunk but higher temps...
Author: mh2
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Product: DD - Torture Rack
Review: Built with top grade quality materials. Extremely sturdy and works perfectly for both permanent system and tech station applications. The optional lid comes in really handy if you like it covered. If you really want to show off, order the optional etched front. It looks so cool when your done building your system in this and any of their cases.
Author: Temujin
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Product: MC-TDX for Intel 775 CPU/Boards
Review: This is the best looking and performing multi-core CPU water block. I've tested it against the current top blocks and it beat out the best by 2 C in a single use application and is even more efficient when coupled with another block in the loop. You can not go wrong with the MC-TDX.
Author: Temujin
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Product: Copper TDX Block for Intel 775 Processors
Review: Well at first i wasn't too satisfied with this product, but thats because I never tried the product without over clocking. After reading the reviews here I don't ever think i felt so supportive of their stuff. I got this, the cooler for the 8800gts, coolant, and pump, and everything has been running around 36 idle and 40 on load. I realised that my auto voltage for the cpu was running awfully high (like 1.42 volts i think it was) so i tuke it down to 1.37 and droped the temps more. If you experience high temps you can try playing with the voltages your self but i must caution you that going to low will cause unstability.
Author: MaroGT
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Product: Stealth GTS 360 Black Ice
Review: I replaced my Aluminum 2 fan radiator with this 3 fan unit and dropped my temps 3 degrees and increased flow rate at the same time. very nice radiator. I will be getting another one to cool my video cards.
Author: Brian
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Product: FluidXP+ Ultra Clear
Review: I tried diluting this like it said on the website and even at a 50/50 it still did not foam, awesome stuff!
Author: razor
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Product: FluidXP+ Ultra Midnight Blue
Review: This stuff's color is the bomb!
Author: rudy
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Product: Black Ice Micro
Review: I'm using one of these to cool a Athlon 5200X2 over clocked to 3Ghz, and 4 gigs of OCZ FlexXLC DDR800 clocked at 925MHZ. My CPU temps stay at about 32C normal and 38C load, and have had this radiator for about 3 years now. If you're having issues with heat with this, then you need to look at the way you have your watercooling system setup. I have my radiator on my front case fan, so it gets the coolest air possible. I hope the first guy isn't trying to use his cases hot air to cool his radiator.
Author: Beazulbub
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: great product, very solid, although very hard to keep full, you must fill it while the pump is running, but then it works fantastic. they now are shipping with improved plugs and the reliability of this product went through the roof. i have owned mine for almost a year and it hasn't failed me yet!
Author: Connor007
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Product: UV Water Dye-Lite
Review: Looks great, but only for a few days, and it starts to fade fast. Was using it with distilled water, I have no idea if I did something wrong, but it starts to fade in 2-3 days, and after a week it turns into slightly green-tinted murky water. The bottle says its original use is for detecting leaks in car radiators/cooling systems, so im guessing it wasn't made to last long. Also, they arent kidding about stains. Luckily I never got this on clothes or carpet, but I learned the hard way it stains skin too.
Author: dustandechoes91
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Product: DD - Water Box Plus
Review: This is a Kickass product! Check out the full review at 3dgameman.com
Author: Zach Jeffers
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: Product is great does what I need, but as said above Seal Plug cracked for me too. Need to supply a replacement option, or even a aluminum alternative to have true reliability.
Author: Thorne
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Product: RBX Lucite Top Kit
Review: Danger Den comes through again! Excellent product, converted my Socket A to 775.
Author: David McKnight
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Product: DD - 8800 GTX
Review: Great product, I had been contemplating buying this for a while, and im glad I finally did. It lowered my 8800GTX from 65c idle and 80c+ under load, to 50c idle with 58-60c under load, with an ambient temp of 75f. I have it on a loop with a core 2 duo 6600 with a MCR220 radiator. You do need at lest a dual 120mm radiator, due to the high heat out put of the 8800GTX. Other then that I highly recommend it, great product, and glad I bought it.
Author: Got Moose
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Product: DD - 8800 GTS
Review: This block is excellent, I purchased it a week ago and hooked it up with a mc tdx block, droped my GPU down 70F my gpu never gets over 100F could not be happier, cpu droped 10F temp on cpu not ever a problem just bought as a set.
Author: ERIC
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Product: Danger Den Power Kit
Review: this kit keeps my q6600 nice and cool even clocked to 3.2
Author: me
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Product: Tygon 3603 Tubing 3/8" ID 5/8" OD
Review: Tygon is the best Tubeing on the market.
Author: Shederick Atteberry
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Product: Stealth GTS 240 Black Ice
Review: I have this radaitor { in red } and it is great. Was runing a CPU Waterblock & a Opteron 165 @ 2.9Ghz. Fully loaded it was 42c. Now I have added a GPU Waterblock , Danger Den - Universal Chipset Block. Well see how she does now.
Also I'm runing 2 Yate Loon Medium Speed D12SM-12 fans.
Author: RubberDuck
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Product: DD - 8800 GTX
Review: Easy to install, no leaks, great block. I have an 8800 GTX OC and it was running at 68c idle, it is now running at 42c idle and have yet to hit 50c while playing Crysis demo at very high detail, and high detail, and other games like ETQW. Nice block... BIG BRICK =)
Author: Ripp
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Product: DD12V-D5 Pump Variable Speed
Review: I have this pump and its so damn quiet i cant even hear it. Even when it was sucking air bubbles as i was bleeding it it was very quiet. I hear people saying it makes a high pitched tone or a lot of noise when it hits a air pocket while bleeding.... i must have lucked out, this pump is working nice.
I did start out with MCT 5 which has a pump lubricant in it, but have changed to distilled water and zerex a day later because of a leak i was fixing.. maybe the lubricant helped out.
Author: Ripp
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: Nicely made and no leaks for me but this resevoir is not made for a high end pump. Im using a D5 vari and it sounds like running water at 5-3 settings. You can not completely fill this resevoir so there is always a small area with air at the top and the pump will suck that air right down the tube if you have it turned up. I recommend the double 5 1/4 for high end pumps (havent tried one myself, went for just the T line). The Swiftech micro res sounds like it works nicely with the high end pumps as well.
Author: Ripp
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Product: Yate Loon Medium Speed Fan: D12SM-12
Review: These Fans are Flat Awesome. Push alot of air & very quite.
Author: RubberDuck
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Product: NVIDIA Recommended Kit
Review: Check out a review here: http://review.cl/content/view/23/1/
Author: Gonzalo Avendaño
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Product: Thermochill PA120.2
Review: This thing is Great!! I have this bad boy hooked up to a Maze5 CPU (only ATM) on a P4 Prescott! on Air, I was runing 45 Idle and around 55 Load if not more, with this set up, it jumps around 24-27 Idle, and I ran a Stress Test and My Prescott didnt go above 33 under Load!!!! Plan on getting another when I get my GPU block 5 Stars! Buy one! Oh yeah, I didnt over clock because Im bulding a New PC this was just a Test Run for Temps, kind of like buying a Ferrari and not being able to Drive it ;)
Author: Chaos13
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Product: DD-CPX1 12V Pump
Review: This thing is Great! Have had 0 Prob with it, its very very quiet, left it on all night for testing, and very little to NO noise what so ever. Its in a Small Loop. (only my RAM water cooling) But it Pushs Water Great!
Author: Creepy Nolan
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: Looks nice BUT the seal plug cracked after 2 months and leaked fluid everywhere. DangerDen doesn't sell replacement so had to by ANOTHER $30 tank just for the plug. The 2nd plug cracked AGAIN after 1 month. Need WAY better design on plug or at least sell an upgrade for plug. Product is WORTHLESS without a reliabe plug!
Author: HARDLOCK
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Product: Black Ice Micro II
Review: Exceptionally good for their size.
A micro and micro2 cooling the GPU and CPU kept the full load CPU temps to 40C; even with a 25% OC on the CPU
Author: radodrill
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Product: DD12V-D5 Pump Variable Speed
Review: Great pump; near silent even at full speed :) After going H2O a yr ago I'm not going to go back to air.
Got a second one going into my DangerDen sponsored rig.
Author: radodrill
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: Dont buy this :(
Yeah its a SOLID well made product that will last MANY years. However due to its very shalow depth, my D5 pump on setting 2/5 starts to suck air in, as you can NEVER fill these things 100%. Also the water moves thru so fast (2/5) it creates turbulance which creates air bubbles.
Spend the extra $2 and get the dual instead.
Author: Mez Lombard
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Product: Danger Den Bay Reservoir High-Density Polyethylene
Review: Been using one for a month now with no problems. Didn't use tape to seal but a epoxy glue. No pressure caused by the barb being forced into the housing.
Author: PeterG
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Product: DD-CPX1 12V Pump
Review: I bought the DD-CPX1 12V Pump to replace P400 pump that came with my Thermaltake Big Water 735. The P400 lasted one week and quit working. The DD-CPX1 is working great so far, was easy to adapt to the Thermaltake reservoir, thread size on fittings are the same.
Author: Ernest Lipps
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Product: Black Ice Micro
Review: with this rad i get idle temperatures of 26*Celcuis and load of 32*Celcuis on a core 2 duo e6400 slightly over clocked at 2.53 with room temp of 24 i find it awesome highly recommended!
Author: Eman
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Product: DD - 8800 GTX
Review: i havent ordered it yet but will soon, am just drooling right now
Author: Joey Bond
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Product: Yate Loon Medium Speed Fan: D12SM-12
Review: These fans are absolutely AMAZING. They push a ton of air, yet make no noise. High airflow, low noise, low cost. How can you go wrong with that? Highly recommended to anyone.
Author: Greg Stiffler
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Product: DD - 8800 GTX
Review: What can I say about this block? A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever. Definitely holds true for this product! The ease of assembly is a HUGE plus also. This was/(is) (still is just one block at a time) my first attempt at water cooling and I was able to assemble and install with little trouble. I think the only two problems I had were
A. actually getting the initial housing off of the GTX. I was so concerned that I was going to break the card in the process. A quick call to Den’s support put my mind at ease and resolved that though. Incidentally, for those like me that have no experience with removing the GTX housing, let it be said that when you are removing the plastic assembly, as long as you have CONFIRMED that you have removed all the screws (screws that hold down the fan itself, not necessary to take off. I know cause that is how paranoid I was; I went ahead and removed them too)! It does take a bit of elbow grease to get it off. Consider all of the places you need to re-apply the thermal compound, that stuff keeps it in place pretty well.
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B. The other issue I had was leak testing. Now this, I think should come with the instructions. Because I was so eager to assemble the card, I never did a leak test. My test was to plug it in put a paper towel @ the bottom of the case, check every couple of minutes, and hope for the best.
I did see a topic on leak testing on the forum that I believe suggests submerging the block in water and look for bubbles but I already had put it together by then.
Everything works beautifully now but I do think that there really should be more on that subject beyond a sentence stating that you should Leak test.
I spent a good deal of time searching different forums on the subject but there really isn’t a great deal on the subject yet everyone agrees it is a vital step.
NOW I wouldn’t even bother writing this mini novel if it wasn’t for the bar none, hands down, fantastic customer service/support. I wouldn’t even know how great the product was because I would have gone with Zalman’s solution.
Dan, (Mr. Den)? spent more time and effort than I deserved trying to help me with my solution and it’s because of that and that alone that I opted to get this block. Even after all his work, I had to go with the Zalman RESERVATOR XT for my pump, radiator, reservoir, and because it’s included in the kit, processor block. Even after he gave detailed solutions and learned that I opted for a competitor’s product, he continued to be friendly and supportive. It’s because of THAT and nothing else, I felt a sense of …well… obligation to get SOMETHING and I am glad I did!
With continuing my water solution build he has given frank, open and honest advise even as far as suggesting that I NOT get a particular block because it was superfluous. That the Striker Extreme does an adequate job in cooling what I thought I should get a block for. How many times do you hear from a business, DON’T spend your money on OUR product, you really don’t need it. It’s things like that I respect, gives me a sense that if this person says that I need this type of solution, I am going to tend to take him at his word.
So thanks Den and Dan, you may be costing me hundreds of buck, before all is said and done, but at least I know I am getting the best solution from a staff that will stand behind their products!
Author: Wh0079
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Product: Fluid XP+ EXTreme
Review: Bought a bottle of this and had it in my system for 6 months. At first it was gorgeous deep blue color and I had reservour that was visible outside and it produced stunning look. Right now, all my tubes are covered with aqua green layer and the liquid itself is clear. My temperature also went up right now like 5-10 degrees. I am guessing it gunked up both of my radiators. I am very disapointed that I paid so much money for something that clogged up my system.
Author: Dima Prok
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Product: MCT-5 Non-Conductive Solution
Review: Used it in a Koolance Exos2 system and a little got on the circut board shorting it out. So much for non conductive and dont forget the smell is like that of radiator fluid. Cost me 100$ in repairs and RMA shipping costs.
Author: Ken
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Product: Eheim 1048
Review: Great Pump, One of the quietist best made pumps ever. If you are looknig for a great water cooling pump forget a DC pump go AC-With the Eheim 1048
Author: Anthony Swars
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