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Best blocks?

thats sorta like my danger den RBX, the three barbs allow maximum water flow, the middle is the input and the two outter barbs are the output. normaly people "Y" these back together and continue to the rest of the system. this way the coolest water is injected dead center of the block and sence theres way more room for it to excape, there is very little drop in pressure.

if the white water is anything like the RBX its a very nice block.
 
The whitewater is OK. Water goes in the middle, out the sides.

The fuzion is a much better block.
 
well i got £30 for a block. if u can find a better one on that site please help. :) would that block be adequate for quad core when i upgrade some time?
 
ok. ill have to look into it. im on my phone at the moment but is it £5 more than the other block or £5 more than £30?,
 
Teknokid said:
ok. ill have to look into it. im on my phone at the moment but is it £5 more than the other block or £5 more than £30?,
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D-TEK FuZion CPU Block

Price: £34.03 (£39.99 Including VAT at 17.5%)
 
thanks, ill have to re-work my budget :) £200 for WC suddenly looks tight :(
 
thank you! the watercooling im building is designed for quad core, but i thought i would get it now rather than wait :D thanks guys excellent replies :)
 
Arcygenical said:
And the Fuzion/Apogee GT are much better for future quad core designs.
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Yeah, for native quadcore design, but who can say when Intel will do that... they still stick to "dual-dual" design and fuzion, per that thread I linked above, does not work well with that...
 
well which is the best for a dual dual then? seen as ill properably be getting that at the end of this year.
 
Stew Forster and the Storm G5, the highest-performing water block ever made.

Not made anymore, however, and the guy who made them has long since moved on. However, I'm fairly certain that at least one G5 will make it to market within the next two months (mine), so if that's something that interests you, let me know.
 
id rather stick with what i know, so what would be best for a dual dual core setup?
 
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