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Mußte mich gerade im XS mal wieder auslassen und bin jetzt so angeschrottet, dass ich keine Lust auf die Übersetzung habe. Deshalb in english please
Das Original findet Ihr hier im Thread: DT 5Noz waterblock Post #150
Die Amis lynchen mich jetzt wahrscheinlich
As mentioned in the MIPS thread I got my 5Noz today. 30 days for standard postal way ^^ And then 60 km, traffic jam and import taxes to get it from customs office nearby Cologne Airport ^^ No one should tell me I did not enough effort to get this block ... After all I am totally disappointed. I really like the idea of this block with this very special "jetplate", even if it is not the nicest block I know.
Weeks ago I replaced my EK Supreme HF with the new Mips block (had the "Astral" pre-sample as well as the final "Iceforce" - just a difference in name and mounting plate, no difference in block internals and performance). Somewhere in forumdeluxx.de I posted a small comparison of these two blocks. Conclusion: The Mips block is approx. 1 K worse than the EK HF with jetplate #6, but better flow. After I found this thread and read the review of martin I thought it would be great to have this 5Noz-block. Not as shiny as the Mips, but even better in flow and much better performance. pffft.
Did some testing today. Already had the Mips in my rig, it got only one chance for 1 run. After that the DT 5Noz got 3 remounts. Afterwards I was so down, that I decided to test the EK once again in comparison - also just 1 remount to be sure. After all the difference between EK and Mips remained the same. But the 5Noz was absolutely not worth all this effort. There are already several blocks with the same performance available. Sorry DetroitAC. And my TIM was perfect (see pictures below). Normally I would have made 4-5 remounts each. But for what?

Testing: (no chance to compete with martin, but this is real world just in my rig)
i7-2600k @4800, only 1 water temp sensor (cold side of second rad), 1 ambient sensor (in front of cold side of main rad), 1 flow sensor (Koolance @3-pin-mod), all of them analog and only read by Aquaero 5 Pro. Laing DDC with fixed rpms, fans with fixed rpms, ambient temperature kept as stable as possible.
Fired by prime95, fixed at 10K, FFTs in place for at least approx. 30 minutes, so that the water temps is not moving at all for at least 10 minutes.
Monitoring: CPU-Z/Aida64/Aquasuite/Coretemp64 in latest versions.





Für die Kollegen im Luxx gibt´s noch einen Special-Nachschlag in Form von Fotos des DT 5Noz

Wer das Teil zum selber testen haben will - PM me, der geht für kleinen Kurs weg (gekostet hat er mich inkl. Versand + Einfuhrumsatzsteuer ca. EUR 100,-
). Vielleicht ist der auf Sockel 2011 wirklich besser.
Mein Dank geht an:
Niemanden. Selbst gekauft, selbst gelitten.
P.S.:
Bezugsquelle http://www.dtwaterblocks.com/ oder mit häßlicher Halterung aus Europa http://www.mayhems.co.uk/shop/de/water-cooling-blocks/146-dt-5noz-intel-cpu-block-1234567.html
(geht ja mal gar nicht)
martinm210-Test auf Sockel 2011 http://martinsliquidlab.org/2012/03/12/i7-3930k-dt-5noz-cpu-block-review/
Mußte mich gerade im XS mal wieder auslassen und bin jetzt so angeschrottet, dass ich keine Lust auf die Übersetzung habe. Deshalb in english please

Das Original findet Ihr hier im Thread: DT 5Noz waterblock Post #150
Die Amis lynchen mich jetzt wahrscheinlich

As mentioned in the MIPS thread I got my 5Noz today. 30 days for standard postal way ^^ And then 60 km, traffic jam and import taxes to get it from customs office nearby Cologne Airport ^^ No one should tell me I did not enough effort to get this block ... After all I am totally disappointed. I really like the idea of this block with this very special "jetplate", even if it is not the nicest block I know.
Weeks ago I replaced my EK Supreme HF with the new Mips block (had the "Astral" pre-sample as well as the final "Iceforce" - just a difference in name and mounting plate, no difference in block internals and performance). Somewhere in forumdeluxx.de I posted a small comparison of these two blocks. Conclusion: The Mips block is approx. 1 K worse than the EK HF with jetplate #6, but better flow. After I found this thread and read the review of martin I thought it would be great to have this 5Noz-block. Not as shiny as the Mips, but even better in flow and much better performance. pffft.
Did some testing today. Already had the Mips in my rig, it got only one chance for 1 run. After that the DT 5Noz got 3 remounts. Afterwards I was so down, that I decided to test the EK once again in comparison - also just 1 remount to be sure. After all the difference between EK and Mips remained the same. But the 5Noz was absolutely not worth all this effort. There are already several blocks with the same performance available. Sorry DetroitAC. And my TIM was perfect (see pictures below). Normally I would have made 4-5 remounts each. But for what?

Testing: (no chance to compete with martin, but this is real world just in my rig)
i7-2600k @4800, only 1 water temp sensor (cold side of second rad), 1 ambient sensor (in front of cold side of main rad), 1 flow sensor (Koolance @3-pin-mod), all of them analog and only read by Aquaero 5 Pro. Laing DDC with fixed rpms, fans with fixed rpms, ambient temperature kept as stable as possible.
Fired by prime95, fixed at 10K, FFTs in place for at least approx. 30 minutes, so that the water temps is not moving at all for at least 10 minutes.
Monitoring: CPU-Z/Aida64/Aquasuite/Coretemp64 in latest versions.





Für die Kollegen im Luxx gibt´s noch einen Special-Nachschlag in Form von Fotos des DT 5Noz





Wer das Teil zum selber testen haben will - PM me, der geht für kleinen Kurs weg (gekostet hat er mich inkl. Versand + Einfuhrumsatzsteuer ca. EUR 100,-

Mein Dank geht an:
Niemanden. Selbst gekauft, selbst gelitten.

P.S.:
Bezugsquelle http://www.dtwaterblocks.com/ oder mit häßlicher Halterung aus Europa http://www.mayhems.co.uk/shop/de/water-cooling-blocks/146-dt-5noz-intel-cpu-block-1234567.html
(geht ja mal gar nicht)
martinm210-Test auf Sockel 2011 http://martinsliquidlab.org/2012/03/12/i7-3930k-dt-5noz-cpu-block-review/
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