Help me identify this please - Page 2

**Capper** · November 6th, 2006

no, those were both GPU blocks I sent you.....I know they are older, but might still work

GV2NIX · November 6th, 2006

It's definitely a DD Maze4 GPU block. That's what it was designed for, but of course, you can use it wherever you can get it to fit. It's pretty big though, so I would imagine the barbs would get in the way anywhere else other than on the vid card.

Rich, is that the block I sent to you in the care package? I can't remember if I threw one in or not, haha! At any rate, I used to have one, and it looked exactly like the one in the thread.

**Capper** · November 6th, 2006

yep, those are the ones you sent me in the care package.....jph needed a W/C kit, so I thought I'd toss those in with the other stuff I sent him incase he could use them

GV2NIX · November 6th, 2006

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Originally Posted by Capper

yep, those are the ones you sent me in the care package.....jph needed a W/C kit, so I thought I'd toss those in with the other stuff I sent him incase he could use them

Haha, cool! Glad it found a good home. It's a strange sensation seeing something I gave you ending up being discussed in the forums by someone else. Maybe I'm just a simpleton. At any rate, it's a good feeling!

**Capper** · November 6th, 2006

I was planning to put all of it up in the boneyard....just been too busy to take pictures and list it all out

GV2NIX · November 6th, 2006

I'm going to take screenshots when you do.

jph1589 · November 7th, 2006

I guess you both will be happy to know then, that most of those parts are going to a very good use. I'm setting up a Science/Technology Demo/Experiment for the 6th grade class at St. Mary School (where my kids go).

And old motherboard and processor and memory with watercooling. With the motherboard standing up I can use that huge Maze4 gpu cooler on the cpu. We will plug it in to a monitor and keyboard and show them the bios temps changing.......different fan speeds etc.......also gonna make them fill and bleed the system with a t-joint and fill tube....(i am sure my old celeron D will give them a show) and the science teacher will take over from there.....he said he thought there were a boat load of science concepts he could demonstrate with it. Not to mention the kids will love seeing the guts of a computer water cooleed with UV etc. That should make science class a little more exciting for a few weeks. It will probably make all kinds of future Hardware Logic members. So thanks to both of you.

P.S. I will make sure I don't burn up another power supply this time.

GV2NIX · November 7th, 2006

That's awesome! Wish I had something like that to look at in elementary school. But then again, none of this was available when I was in elementary school. Ok, I wish I were in elementary school now and someone brought in a water-cooled rig!

**gvblake22** · November 7th, 2006

That's awesome! Share some pics with us if you can

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Originally Posted by jph1589

P.S. I will make sure I don't burn up another power supply this time.

HAHAHA, that is always a good start!

November 6th, 2006	#11
Capper I'm Evil Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 5,610 Blog Entries: 6	no, those were both GPU blocks I sent you.....I know they are older, but might still work INTEL QX9650 ASUS P5E3 Premium 4GB DDR3-1600 Sapphire HD 3870X2 Danger Den Tower-26 (Custom W/C) 5 x Seagate 250GB HDD in RAID5 BFG ES 800W PSU

November 6th, 2006	#12
GV2NIX Official HL Legal Counsel Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: New York, NY Posts: 136	It's definitely a DD Maze4 GPU block. That's what it was designed for, but of course, you can use it wherever you can get it to fit. It's pretty big though, so I would imagine the barbs would get in the way anywhere else other than on the vid card. Rich, is that the block I sent to you in the care package? I can't remember if I threw one in or not, haha! At any rate, I used to have one, and it looked exactly like the one in the thread. CPU: Opteron 170 @ 2.70GHz (270x10) Vcore=1.425V Mobo: DFI Lanparty UT nF4 SLI-DR Expert RAM: 2x 512 OCZ PC-4800 EL Elite CL2.5-4-4-10 2T (1:1) Video: ATi Radeon X1900XT PSU: FSP Group FX700-GLN 700W My Heatware

November 6th, 2006	#13
Capper I'm Evil Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 5,610 Blog Entries: 6	yep, those are the ones you sent me in the care package.....jph needed a W/C kit, so I thought I'd toss those in with the other stuff I sent him incase he could use them INTEL QX9650 ASUS P5E3 Premium 4GB DDR3-1600 Sapphire HD 3870X2 Danger Den Tower-26 (Custom W/C) 5 x Seagate 250GB HDD in RAID5 BFG ES 800W PSU

November 6th, 2006	#15
Capper I'm Evil Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 5,610 Blog Entries: 6	I was planning to put all of it up in the boneyard....just been too busy to take pictures and list it all out INTEL QX9650 ASUS P5E3 Premium 4GB DDR3-1600 Sapphire HD 3870X2 Danger Den Tower-26 (Custom W/C) 5 x Seagate 250GB HDD in RAID5 BFG ES 800W PSU

November 6th, 2006	#16
GV2NIX Official HL Legal Counsel Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: New York, NY Posts: 136	I'm going to take screenshots when you do. CPU: Opteron 170 @ 2.70GHz (270x10) Vcore=1.425V Mobo: DFI Lanparty UT nF4 SLI-DR Expert RAM: 2x 512 OCZ PC-4800 EL Elite CL2.5-4-4-10 2T (1:1) Video: ATi Radeon X1900XT PSU: FSP Group FX700-GLN 700W My Heatware

November 7th, 2006	#17
jph1589 Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 367	Well.... I guess you both will be happy to know then, that most of those parts are going to a very good use. I'm setting up a Science/Technology Demo/Experiment for the 6th grade class at St. Mary School (where my kids go). And old motherboard and processor and memory with watercooling. With the motherboard standing up I can use that huge Maze4 gpu cooler on the cpu. We will plug it in to a monitor and keyboard and show them the bios temps changing.......different fan speeds etc.......also gonna make them fill and bleed the system with a t-joint and fill tube....(i am sure my old celeron D will give them a show) and the science teacher will take over from there.....he said he thought there were a boat load of science concepts he could demonstrate with it. Not to mention the kids will love seeing the guts of a computer water cooleed with UV etc. That should make science class a little more exciting for a few weeks. It will probably make all kinds of future Hardware Logic members. So thanks to both of you. P.S. I will make sure I don't burn up another power supply this time. Commodore 64 overclocked into outerspace Last edited by jph1589; November 7th, 2006 at 10:29.

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