Introduction:

Maze 5 CPU Water Block

When I first became interested in water cooling, just about every forum seemed to have either DangerDen or Swiftech in all of the discussions. Much of the discussion involved two major components, radiators and water blocks. This is mainly because the two go hand in hand for the best cooling results. You can't cool the CPU with a good water block alone if the radiator isn't capable of cooling the water quick enough. And it's an outright shame to use a better cooling system if you intend on using a really weak CPU cooling block. We want nothing but the best cooling possible. Some users like a well machined, polished housing block while the other side likes the well machined, clear, more modified water blocks. At the end of the day, the two giants aren't so different and neither are their followers.

DangerDen MC-TDX

Nothing says, "My computer rocks!" quite like a sweet looking water cooling system. And it gets better and better as all the blocks evolve. This has been true for just about every water cooling manufacturer.  We've seen plenty of water cooling kits and cooling blocks come and go. And it's just as interesting today as it was the first day water cooling made its appearance. DangerDen has come a long way in offering arguably the greatest Lucite cooling blocks. However, we've never had the privilege of testing anything from DangerDen up until now.

DangerDen has been kind enough to send two of their latest and greatest water blocks to join the ranks of the elite. Today, we have the MC-TDX and Maze 5 CPU Water Blocks under the spot light. And much of their supporting cooling components such as, radiators, pumps, tubing, and reservoirs have also improved. Have a look at the Maze-5 and MC-TDX water blocks. Then after, check out the rest of their gear and see if it doesn't make you want to be really "cool".

Specifications:


MAZE5-GPU Block

Danger Den - MAZE5-CPU   Features: Copper base with solid brass top Over 100% increased Surface Area for significantly improved heat transfer Machine lapped and flat mirror polished Choice of fitting size Stainless steel hold down Pressure tested to 50psi High flow 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2" Chrome Plated Fittings Complete Block assembled with Top and Fittings Benefits: Significant temperature drops on Quad Core and multiple die processors observed on lab QX6800 processors (depending on radiator size and ambient room temperature). Ready to install, designed, and tuned for your system for top performance Anti-Tarnish coating applied to prevent finger print or environmental changes.  This specialized formula also has no affect on cooling potential. Corrosion will not occur when used with other Copper and Brass parts.  Avoid using non-anodized aluminum (or all aluminum) if at all possible for maximum component life. Derived from the tried and true Maze copper base design. Options: Fitting Sizes 1/4", 3/8", 1/2"

MC-TDX for Intel 775 CPU/Boards

The New Performance Leader for Multi-Core and Multi-Die Processors! The MC-TDX waterblock is designed to provided optimum performance to the Multi-Core and Multi-Die processors currently on the market and soon to be released products. Features: 100% copper 110 material Acrylic and brass top options Threaded fitting ports are G 1/4 BSPP for use with any similar spec fittings. Complete Block with O-Ring Pressure Tested to 50psi High flow 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2" Chrome Plated Fittings Machine lapped and flat mirror polished Stainless steel hold down Benefits: 240 Heat Dissipating Columns for enhanced transfer of heat to the water and optimum coverage of the CPU Significant temperature drops on Quad Core and multiple die processors.  (5-10 Degrees Celsius observed on lab QX6800 processors depending on radiator size and ambient room temperature). Ready to install designed and tuned for your system for top performance. Anti-Tarnish coating applied to prevent finger print or environmental. changes.  This specialized formula also has no affect on cooling potential. Corrosion will not occur when used with other Copper and Brass parts.  Avoid using non-anodized aluminum (or all aluminum) if at all possible for maximum component life. Advantages: Danger Den always available Tech Support via phone, email, and forums! Installation Documents and Videos on most products!

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