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Cooler Master Aqua waterblocks

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Mysterae

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For my first WC installation, I'm looking at the Cooler Master series of waterblocks:

Cooler Master Stuff

Has anybody got any opinions or views on them? The ones I've found on the net are favourable, but for the northbridge cooler reviews are thin on the ground.

I'm looking at fitting cpu, gpu, nb and hd water blocks.

I've seen the posts about acrylic waterblocks cracking (for whatever reason) and although Cooler Master don't state the material as acrylic I imagine it is.
 
It's always a bad sign when you reply to your own post...

Does no one have any opinions or experience with these blocks?
 
Happy Hopping said:
What is the relationship between this co. and Aqua computer?
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There is none, nor was one implied. He's just asking about the performance of these CM blocks.

You can get much better for the money. Look into DangerDen and Swiftech for performance waterblocks. DangerDen for the video card, and Swiftech for the NB and CPU. The MCW6002 is a great block and is difficult (probably impossible) to beat for the $45 price tag.
 
robberbaron is correct, there is no connection to the Aqua computer. Most of CM's newer blocks are called Aqua*something". Guess you didn't read the text in the link I posted ;-) I'm reviewing my options here as there seems to be better on the market. The research continues.
 
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