PolarFLO TT Series CPU water block OC Review

jmke · 26th May 2005, 10:38

PolarFLO has earned itself a respectable place in H20-cooling for PC with their flagship TT Series CPU block and the design has remained unchanged since its inception. They obviously know a good thing when they´ve engineered it. While other companies scramble to re-design quarterly hoping to defy the laws of physics by manipulating water every way imaginable, PolarFLO steadfastly stands behind a single product line for CPU. Today we see just how far this unique copper block will allow to overclock our S939 Athlon 64 3500+

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=326

187(V)URD@ · 26th May 2005, 11:12

nice testin liquid.

26th May 2005, 17:55

hahaha, those corsair displays rock!!

26th May 2005, 23:48

A thorn in my eye is the "hole" in the stick right in the middle of the head...
It makes a "no-flow" area ´where the water comes in... I'll make a drawing... Its very nice!
http://www.upitfree.dk/upload/files/PolarFlo.JPG

27th May 2005, 03:11

perhaps it's placed there and made like that to push the water open into the little tracks.

26th May 2005, 10:38	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,010	PolarFLO TT Series CPU water block OC Review PolarFLO has earned itself a respectable place in H20-cooling for PC with their flagship TT Series CPU block and the design has remained unchanged since its inception. They obviously know a good thing when they´ve engineered it. While other companies scramble to re-design quarterly hoping to defy the laws of physics by manipulating water every way imaginable, PolarFLO steadfastly stands behind a single product line for CPU. Today we see just how far this unique copper block will allow to overclock our S939 Athlon 64 3500+ http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=326 __________________

26th May 2005, 11:12	#2
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26th May 2005, 17:55	#3
kristos Posts: n/a	hahaha, those corsair displays rock!!

26th May 2005, 23:48	#4
Mr.Don Posts: n/a	A thorn in my eye is the "hole" in the stick right in the middle of the head... It makes a "no-flow" area ´where the water comes in... I'll make a drawing... Its very nice! http://www.upitfree.dk/upload/files/PolarFlo.JPG

27th May 2005, 03:11	#5
kristos Posts: n/a	perhaps it's placed there and made like that to push the water open into the little tracks.