#4444677

John

2012-11-01 10:40

Oh, wow. Sad news indeed. Danger Den was the absolute schzznit back when I started with watercooling years and years ago. My first waterblock was a DD block, powered by an Eheim 230v pump and a Black Ice radiator. Ah, the memories!

#4444679

alanm

2012-11-01 10:47

I would think Corsair (and the simplicity of closed loop WC) may have impacted on their business.

#4444684

NubbieMason

2012-11-01 10:56

Wow that really sucks! Specially their cases kick ass, and of course the custom cooling blocks!

#4444691

PhazeDelta1

2012-11-01 11:02

Another US company going out of business because of this sh!tty ass economy. It's sad to see them go.

#4444717

(.)(.)

2012-11-01 11:38

Cant say I've ever bought any of their gear but have enjoyed watching over the years what other modders have been able to do with their tech. A real shame, there goes another bit of PC history.

#4444822

Solfaur

2012-11-01 14:02

I didn't buy anything from them either (never went full watercooling) but I remember drooling watching all the awesome rigs in magazines or modding competitions that used DD. I don't think Corsair or other closed loop "semi-wc" had that much of an impact, since they quite a bit cheaper and target a different segment of the market.

#4444903

ESlik

2012-11-01 15:39

Another US company going out of business because of this sh!tty ass economy. It's sad to see them go.

I don't think it's just the economy that's doing it. There are soooo many competitors these days,and the list is growing.

#4444928

Speed Weed

2012-11-01 16:17

Learned how to take a graphics card apart using one of his vids on YouTube, in order to put aftermarket cooling on the card.

#4444958

INSTG8R

2012-11-01 17:12

Sad news. Big name in water cooling gone...

#4445133

Elder III

2012-11-01 21:33

While I never used any of their products, I always admired them from a distance. A sad day indeed.

#4445172

sykozis

2012-11-01 22:30

Another US company going out of business because of this sh!tty ass economy. It's sad to see them go.

Excessively high prices have a tendency to cause companies to go out of business in a poor economy....

#4445205

Brasky

2012-11-01 23:31

I don't think it's just the economy that's doing it. There are soooo many competitors these days,and the list is growing.

i concur, there is a lot more competition for high end computer parts these days. wish there was something i needed, but alas i'm good. and i missed the cases.