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The folks over at Extreme Systems have posted the top CPU waterblock performers; while the thread is a bit lengthy, it's makes for an interesting read http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...-Block-Roundup
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AsRock Extreme6 Z97, Intel i5 4690K 16 GB Kingston HyperX DDR3, EVGA GTX 1070, ASUS Strix Raid Pro soundcard, Corsair HX850i, 256 GB Crucial MX100 SSD, 500 GB Crucial MX100 (Gaming) SSD, custom water-cooled Corsair Air 540, MSI AG32C LED monitor, Insignia 32 " LED TV, Windows 10 Pro (64 bit) -
Good find brechan69, some interesting results.3770K IHS removed-Max V gene-2x4gig ram Gskills 2400 Trident X-2x400watt Qmax TEC`s with dew point controller-420 Monsta rad for TEC hotside-360 TFC Xchanger for dual 670`s-RP452 res with 2xD5 vario pumps- HF Supreme with modified plate-DD Cp Pro pump for cold side of TEC and cpu block-Dual CM haf 922`s and a Seasonic X-1250 Psu -
That's a lot of blocks....
Originally posted by Biggest SurpriseLast edited by bungwirez; 10-04-2012, 12:23 AM.Comment
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I was saying that for years too. Full metal blocks are for looks only.
I'm surprised to see Bitspower rated below Ek Supreme as it si pretty much a copy inside.__________________________________________________
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I'm pretty happy with my Ek Supremacy. My comp has only been a few degrees higher then ambient.Comment
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EK Supreme Rocks. 20ish C over on the hottest days. A few C over ambient idle. Just keep the flow rate way up and good airflow through the rads!!Comment
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