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Product: ATX Power Supply Bypass Adapter
Review: Works as advertised-really helpful way to keep your system, safe while you fill and test for water-tightness. Thanks DD for having this available.
Author: Dimwit
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Product: DD-CPX-Pro 12V Pump
Review: The humping noise of the pump is all I hear from my system. I guess my system is too quiet. I put a sound level meter 2 feet away from the computer case. The reading average: 50 AdB. **DD**For additional quietness add foam or gel under the pump.
Author: naya
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Product: DD-CPX-Pro 12V Pump
Review: Great flow, shrugs off my 2 rad, 2 block system. A little louder than expected, but unnoticeable with some good insulation.
DON'T PLUG THIS INTO A MOBO FAN PLUG. I blew one of mine out in a week. 17 watts is just too much for a fan plug.
Author: Damon
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Product: DD12V-D5 Pump Fixed Speed by Laing
Review: Great pump, using 1/2 tygon tubing with it and it fits perfect on this pump. Super quiet and pretty small for how powerful this pump is. also nice that it gives you the option to use a 4-pin and 3-pin power connector. easy install with velcro straps.
Author: Ryan
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Product: DD - Water Box Plus
Review: Great case, can tell its of highest quality like all danger den products. If your doing water cooling there should be no reason why you shouldn't use this case.
Author: Ryan Hagge
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Product: Black Ice XtremeII Radiator
Review: great rad! i luv this thing, way better temps than my old pos thermaltake prefab kit. right now its cooling phenom ii 940 3.82ghz/nb/sb , will be buying another very soon so i can run my chipset from 1 and cpu on the other. fan holes was not threaded but thats cool cause i dont use screws to mount fans. overall i am very happy. Thanks DD
Author: cycomike
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Product: DD-Tieton for GTX280/260
Review: Bought this 2 months ago and dropped my GTX 280 from 90c and full load, down to 50c at full load! Amazing and worth every penny. Not to mention you wont have a personal heater coming from the exhaust anymore warming up whatever room you're in! 10 STARS here!!
Author: Justin Phillips
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Product: FB (Fat Boy) G 1/4 Fittings
Review: The only thing I dont like about these barbs is the short length of the threaded portion. I dont feel like I am getting the same quality seal as perfect seal or high flow barbs. Especially when you put them into an acrylic hole such as a res.
Author: Tek
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Product: Feser UV Water Dye
Review: very strong stuff(concentrated). put 1/4 bottle in and came very bright under uv light.
Author: pyroluv
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Product: Feser One - UV GREEN - F1 - Coolant
Review: just 1 bottle to fill my complete watercooling system. coolermaster aquagate max. cooling 1 cpu 2 vga cards.
Author: pyroluv
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Product: Low Profile MAZE5-GPU
Review: i give it 5 stars. i bought 2 of these to cool down my 2 3870's in crossfire mode. slim easy to install. brought my temps from 55c to 30c.
Author: pyroluv
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: I have had this reservoir in a loop with a CPX-Pro pump for about 6 months without a problem. I found that you can mount it at a slight angle and get rid almost all of the air inside avoiding any problems of sucking air into your loop.
Author: Brewmaster
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Product: DD-CPX-Pro 12V Pump
Review: This pump provides plenty of flow for a higher restriction multiple block loop. Make sure you mount it on some foam for silent operation. If you don't you will have to deal with constant vibration noise.
Author: Brewmaster
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Product: 45 Degree Rotary Fitting Housing
Review: This was perfect for getting my watercooling gear into a tight space. It screws into a normal fitting socket and your regular fitting of choice screws into the top. The rotation at the base of the elbow is pretty stiff, but once it's in place you can be sure it won't shift around.
Author: Adam Aday
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Product: CrossSLI Danger Den Fittings
Review: these fittings cured a random leak i kept getting inbetween my video cards. outstanding product!!
Author: Ed
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Product: Tygon 3603 Tubing
Review: I was introduced to Tygon tubing while serving in the US NAVY. This tubing was used in Randolph pumps for sucking water and oil out of the bilges. This tubing lasted longer for our application due to its excellent characteristics. The tubing is more flexible and durable for a variety of temperature changes. It does not pinch water flow due to 90 degree bends, given some arching room of course. It does not have "memory" of damage due to extreme handling like vinyl hose does. It bounces right back if you kink it once you release forces that kinked it from it. I think there is nothing like this tubing on the market.
I am aware that this brand of tubing is the chosen brand for hospital applications due to many of the same characteristics I mentioned.
Cons: Much more expensive than the vinyl alternative.
Author: Pete
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Product: Danger Den Round (Cylindrical) Reservoir
Review: I just buyed one of these, and it ise one of the best i hawe ever seen. It has a werry cool outlook, and it does really get the air out. Easy to fill, but i sugest to not fill it all to the top, since the preasure will get a little higher when you are screwing the cork on to it
Author: Mats Fredrik
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Product: NVIDIA Recommended Kit
Review: Awesome! this kit has it all and is easy to install.I put this kit in a Antec 900 case.Pump and radiator needed an exterior mounting due to room constraints.780i nvidia motherboard 775 socket,the tdx waterblock bolted up great and keeps my cpu cooler than the fanned copper heatsink I was using.Also, this was my first liquid cooling system so its easy for the new person as well.Hint: study the Danger Den installation videos before you start,it will make it the job alot easier.
Author: Murphnator
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Product: DD / Laing DDC-12V 18 Watt Version 3.2
Review: I was not expecting this pump to be this good. It is currently pushing through a coolance 350at cpu block, a swiftec fusion NB block and a dual 120mm rad. The flow entering the reservoir is still amazing. I could add quite a bit more to the system and still be good. Excellent flowing pump with excellent head pressure. Good buy for the performance. Very Happy.
Author: cbonito
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Product: Black Ice XtremeII Radiator
Review: Beautiful finish and will keep a northbridge and core i7 at 3.8 ghz at a far better temp than any aircooler. I was very impressed being skeptical that a 120.2 radiator would even do the job. How wrong I was. Very good quality. Debating adding another one for my vid cards now. Thanks Guys!
Author: cbonito
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Product: Danger Den Dual 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: This reservoir is awesome. Nice thick acrylic construction. I know it is very strong and won't leak. Used the tailed UV LEDs and a couple compression fittings to make it even better. Beautiful in my black tj09 case and a part I can rely on for sure. Now my system has plenty of capacity and looks great too. Proud of my new reservoir! Thank you Danger Den. :)
Author: cbonito
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Product: Black Ice GTX480
Review: I'm not an experienced watercooler, but this 4 fan radiator seems to work beautifully. I had to decide on either watercooling my 2 9800gx2 cards or replacing them within the next 4 months due to overheating (they were running around 105c on full load). After installing this radiator and an Eheim 1250 pump my temps never get beyond 35c. The only con is this thing is big and you will more than likely need a custom case to install it in. Mine is on the outside of the case currently. My next system build will more than likely incorporate 2 of these radiators for GPU, CPU, northbridge, southbridge and perhaps HDD cooling on two seperate loops (I like overkill) in a custom case
Author: Grift
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Product: Eheim 1250
Review: If you can get the vibration under control (mounting it on soft foam works great), the pump is *totally* silent. Very strong output. The adaptors that DD provides for this pump are ugly, but functional. Great pump!
Author: FloorPizza
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Product: DD-4870-X2 Water Block
Review: These things have completely stabilized my system. I have two 4870x2s in crossfire and I was getting temperatures under load of 70-75 degrees Celsius or more with the stock fans and heatsinks, even with the fan speed at 80 percent or more. As a result, applications just quit after awhile. Now, I get an idle temperature on the primary card of 29-30 degrees Celsius (the second card is about 33-34 degrees C at idle), with temperatures under full load (e.g. playing Crysis, Far Cry 2, etc. for an hour or more at a time) of 40-44 degrees Celsius maximum. I have had only one crash (playing Mass Effect) since I installed the blocks a week ago, and I am not sure I would blame the cards for that. The only trouble I noticed was coolant leaked from the little screws near the nozzles on one of the blocks when I first fired up the pump. The leaking quit when I backed off one of the nozzles slightly, and it has been bone dry ever since. I am using a Koolance external unit and 3/8-inch tubing. Other than that little glitch, I have no complaints. Great product!
Author: Patriot 3
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Product: Stealth GTS 120 Black Ice
Review: Compact and effective, this radiator fit snugly into the rear exhaust slot of my Antec 300 mid-tower case. I'm quit pleased with its performance thus far.
Author: Adam
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Product: DD-CPX1 12V Pump
Review: Easy to mount, effective, and dead silent once my lines were bled. Seems to be of sturdy construction and has been very reliable so far.
Author: Adam
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Product: MC-TDX for AM2/AM3 Processors
Review: This block is performing great in my loop cooling an OCed Phenom 9850. Load temps float around 50C, and I can (and will) easily push my processor further thanks to this block.
Author: Adam
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Product: DD-GTX295 Block
Review: Excellent product. Its a bit heavy but when its bolted into place it is supported very well. The instructions were easy to follow and installation was straightforward. Just be very careful with the bridge cables when taking apart and putting back together.
Author: Bob Berger
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Product: X-Flow Black Ice Pro
Review: I just installed this into my water cooled system and my CPU and GPU temps dropped 5c to 7c nice rad.
Author: Richard Morse
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Product: Copper TDX Block for Intel 775 Processors
Review: I replaced the D-TEK water block with TDX and noticed a difference of 5c to 7c in lower temps. Great block.
Author: rmorse27
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: This is my first water cooling set up, and the reservoir is a little difficult to get completely full.I just left it unscrewed until filling was complete so I could guide the air bubble to the fill port. Nice design though, the little bit of air left actually works as a kind of flow indicator; visible from the front off the case while in operation.
Author: Keith Swalin
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Product: Copper TDX Block for Athlon64 754/939/940
Review: Very impressed. My first water cooling set up, and all I can say is why didn't I do this along time ago?! This is no joke, 3800+X2 @ 69F idle state. No over clocks here, as my wife runs a voice studio, and I was after a silent PC. It will not stay at then temp for long when I start doing things, but I couldn't believe it when I saw it. Great job Danger Den!
Author: Keith Swalin
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Product: TFC X-Changer Triple Radiator 360
Review: Excellent radiator... Switched from Black Ice Extreme III (also Triple Rad) to this, with same air flows (3 Noctua's fans), improved my temps by 3 ~ 4C.
All included accessories are also a big plus, came with a good amount of screws of different sizes.
Author: Jung Chang Kim
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Product: DD - Water Box Plus
Review: Beautiful case with plenty of room for water cooling. It really brightens up my room and proves that even building computers can be an art form.
Author: mwillman
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Product: DD - Water Box Plus
Review: Great overall product.. i opened my and started assembly and some case panel holes were off drilled and i had to re drill them.. other then that one issue its a great case..
Author: Chris Polzen
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Product: DD-4870-X2 Water Block
Review: I previously bought the DD waterblock for the HD2900XT and it performed beautifully. I actually think that this one is EVEN BETTER! I too idled at 60c+ and around 90c under peak load on a single fan cooled 4870X2. Now my idle is around 39c and around 53c under harsh OC'd load. Great product!
Author: Brad I
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Product: DD-4870 Water Block
Review: This block looked like it was going to be nice, how ever it doesnt fit on the ASUS EAH4879 DK 1G (Asus 4870 Dark Knight)
Author: tenjin
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Product: Stealth GTS 240 Black Ice
Review: Have this radiator with gtz waterblock on a q9550, running at about 39c-42c overclocked to 3.6. I mounted this behind the two fans in the front of my antec 900 case. going to add a 120 in the back soon.
Author: rawk
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Product: MC-TDX for Intel I7/Nehalem/1366
Review: I gotta say, its very straightforward and effective.
I found nothing but great reviews about DD's waterblocks, so I got this one to OC my new i7 920. Right now I have it cooled using a fountain pump, this block and a 5gallon plastic bucket for a reservoir(passive cooloff till I get a radiator). ;) My temps are +10c ambiant, +20c loaded @ 3.8 after 1 hour duration, no radiator! Its rare to get more then your money's worth, but this block is it. Back plate is a nice addition(comes with foam gasket too), but the brass is a must. Enjoy!
Author: TyRolan
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Product: Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Review: Grabbed this res for use in my first loop. Easy enough to fill to a point but due to it's nature your always going to have an air bubble somewhere. The only design fix I would implement is to lower the plugs for the draw and push into the reservoir to help reduce the amount of air that my D4 is sucking through it.
Author: Black Magix
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Product: DD - Water Box Plus
Review: A great case. In fact it was the WB Plus that made me make the final decision to go to liquid cooling. The box could do with being larger IMHO. The two external drive bays are on opposite sides!!! If your like me and using drivebays for memory cards, eSata, firewire ports that you can hook up to at the front then you need to think carefully how your going to achieve this. The case was well made and had all the fittings needed. They look great too. Go to the DD forums and look at the rig pictures posted - they are definite eye candy.
I can't wait for the next generation WB++ that allows the addition of more bays.
Author: Lardygeezer
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Product: TFC XChanger 480 Quad 120mm Radiator
Review: Excellent flows/temps, lightweight, well packaged. All-in-all... EXACTLY what you expect from TFC... QUALITY!!
Author: Robert Stewart
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Product: DD-4850 Water Block
Review: I originally bought this block for my 1 gig edition of the Sapphire 4850. It was a sinch to install as the screw holes lined up perfectly and I just applied AS5 and the included thermal tape on the directed parts.
My temps went from 50 degrees Celsius idle and 65 under load to 35 on my water setup idle and 39 under load
The bad news:
I loved it so much that when I bought the new version of the 1 gig sapphire, they changed the reference of the card and this no longer fits (Thus the reason the Sapphire card is now under the non compatible list.)
Danger Den easily helped me out to return the unused block and I've had a pleasant experience all around!
Author: Black Magix
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Product: TFC XChanger 480 Quad 120mm Radiator
Review: Stellar performance, although there are only 4 fan gaskets provided (I'm doing push and pull - 8 fans total). It is cooling a TEC CPU waterblock, DD 4870x2 GPU waterblock and ASUS Maximus Formula NB. Water temps stay in mid 80's F with good flow, and it's lightweight! Go for it!
Author: Deafmetal
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Product: DD-3870-X2 Water Block
Review: As a fan and user of Danger Den products from the very beginning, all I can say as that the products only get better. The craftsmanship and functionality are unsurpassed. I have a pair of 3870x2's in QuadFireX, max full load temps 35-36C, 28-30C idle with a Black Ice Extreme III and a DD12V-D5 variable pump. Best of the Best
Author: Supercoolin
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Product: X-FLow Black Ice Pro II
Review: Great radiator cools down my 2 gtx260oc down to 43c and 48 to 50 under a load. I did a duel set-up very easy for a first timer and GREAT TECH support Thanks for sending me a complete custom kit everything worked out great.Thanks Ray
Author: RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
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Product: MPC-CPU - i7 Nehalem/1366 Block
Review: Very easy for a first timer and GREAT TECH support. Thanks for sending me a complete custom kit everything worked out great.Thanks Ray
Author: RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
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Product: DD-Tieton for GTX280/260
Review: I did a duel set-up very easy for a first timer and GREAT TECH support Thanks for sending me a complete custom kit everything worked out great.Thanks Ray
Author: RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
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Product: 90 Degree Rotary Fitting
Review: I loved this product! It really helped with the tight fit around my video card!
Author: Matthew
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Product: DD-4870 Water Block
Review: Runs stock @ 36C idle, down from 78C, and I never see it go over 40C. Very easy to install, and looks great. I can\'t wait to see how it does with a TFC 480 rad!
Koolance also sells an ATi single PCI slot shield, for whoever was looking.
Author: Chris McNulty
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