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best a64 block for low flow rate?

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Devilpup

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i was looking here and see that it lists the swiftech blocks as being the among the best for a low flow rate system, significantly better than the danger den blocks.

going by this data, i'm looking at the best block for my system being the swifty 6000 or 6002 (depending on if i go with 3/8 or 1/2 tubing).

does anyone have any other recommendations to take a look at? aside from cathar's blocks which are like uber hard to get ahold of.
 
Not really bro, I was gonna push the Swifties here myself. I'm somewhat partial to 1/2 tubing myself.....but it'll still be something to consider for ya.

Best of luck.
 
I don't think you'll be able to find anything better than a Swiftech MCW. Cathar's Storm G5 will be in production soon, but its price will probably twice as much as the MCW.
 
seems to be the consensus....i like swiftech and all as i've used their air cooling stuff in the past and it's always been top notch, but this block just looks a little ghetto. but, if it works then it works.

next on the list: gpu block
 
notoriousformula said:
35C idles/40C loads
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THAT is why I'm most excited to get my water cooling set up and running.....the ridiculously small temperature deltas that are possible when you're overclocking. I mean come on, my 2.8C running at 2.8GHz /w stock voltage still ramps up 10.5C from idle to full load when I'm running Prime. :rolleyes:
 
cornelious0_0 said:
THAT is why I'm most excited to get my water cooling set up and running.....the ridiculously small temperature deltas that are possible when you're overclocking. I mean come on, my 2.8C running at 2.8GHz /w stock voltage still ramps up 10.5C from idle to full load when I'm running Prime. :rolleyes:
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uh, i can show you screenshots?
 
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