what worries me now is the clearance

the block looks so big from the pics you took
i think i better get a full tower before i go water...

this midtower might have the PSU too close to the mobo...

As far as clearance goes... the pictures are of a midtower (enlight7237) install. The clearance on that midtower is about 3/8" to 1/2" between the power supply and the PolarFLO. If there was a clearance issue we'd be back at the drawing board :lol: The compactness of the install is more than acceptable according to the published guidelines.

This is great stuff keep the comments going!

Best to all.

definately great stuff

now the readers can know more about your high quality worksmanship!

i think i might get a MAZE4 to compare with a polarflo
see which one pulls ahead... but from quality wise, polarflo seems to be better made

also does it go through any pressure testing before shipping?

When you have completed your tests on your Danger Den you can always trade it in towards a PolarFLO. See our Trade-In program on our website. This program really helps preserve your investment $.

http://www.polarflo.com/page.asp?id=6

Our quality control is a huge part of our success. We monitor the machining and assembly processes. We pressure test our blocks to 175 psi of water. Our sealing design is simple which helps. Complicated sealing systems can be difficult to assemble and cost more as a result.

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http://www.polarflo.com/product.asp?3=34

ETA: 2 weeks

Best to all!

Looks awesome, Id love to see how that performs. Post pics when you get some actual shots of the product.

I have a few questions. What are the dimensions of this block? I have a pair of 170w 40mm peltiers, although I'd only use one per machine. My question is which of your blocks would cover the whole 40mm. I'm already using a thermaltake silentwater setup.

I wouldn't dream of using one of the peltiers straight on my cpu, so I was planning to strap it to another inline water block outside the case with a separate PS and air cool it with several stacked copper heatsink blocks. Would this work.