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Product ReviewsIN WIN Maelstrom Black Computer Case
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 Rating: Review Date: 06/09/13  |
Cons: Dont recommend using two of the three return holesThe foam bubble stopper is a joke. bubbles get in there and it floats to the top of your water even when you bend the edges of the metal screen below it to catch and hook into it.
Pros: Temp monitor works greatHolds plenty of fluid |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/26/13 |
Cons: none so far
Pros: quality construction Comment:
good build quality. unusal design has some quirks.read up some reviews before you buy |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/15/13 |
Cons: none to speak of
Pros: well built, great looking, easy install, temp gauge Comment:
used clear water but would look even more awesome with colored water |
This item is really nice for a good price. If you pair this with a pump that can push a lot of fluid you may run into issues depending on what return line you use. My suggestion is to use the port directly in line with the temperature sensor to reduce the vortex that pumps cause giving your fluid more time to settle down before going off to your pump to get kicked around again. I'm using a 655 variable and all speeds up to 3/5 work amazing. 4/5 starts to cause enough water velocity to break up waterbubbles on the top of the case causing mini bubbles. 5/5 causes a huge torrent of water that decimates bubbles into micro bubbles and sucks them into the tubing. Bubble preventer usually gets stuck sideways along the edge so it doesn't prevent air going into the system. My workaround was to use the foam from a d5 Xtop res combo and shove it in on top of the included foam. No bubbles get past now. This is all on the middle of the 3 return ports..