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Cheap GFX card waterblock

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Hey d00ds, just wondering what you guys think a good GFX waterblock would be...for cheap. I know Danger Den is t3h own0rz when it comes to CPU blocks, but I don't know about GFX cards. Their GFX blocks seem kind of lackluster. I'm really looking for something with alot of bang for its buck, seeing as I have very little buck and need lots of bang...

Just so you know, it needs to be 1/2" and able to fit on an original 9800.
 
I'm running the Acetal topped Maze4GPU on my ATi 9800pro and it works great. Durring normal weather conditions, my GPU runs at a nice 26c. The Maze4GPU isn't a lack-luster block, its just that its been so succesful that there hasn't been a need for a design change. No doubt future video cards will require better cooling, so new GPU waterblock designs will come to fruition. I have a feeling that nano-cooling will become more cost efficient in the future though, so it will become widely used in high-heat environments. Kind of like what Saphire is doing with that new video card of theirs.
 
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