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GTZ- the best CPU block?

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Limp Gawd
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Is that the case? Heard it has same restriction as fuzion v2 but performs slightly better than ek-supreme (by .5 C). It also has a practical and easy mounting mechanism. Is that true?
 
All are within .5 to 1c of each other, but yeah, GTZ seems to be right up there.
 
IMHO:

EK-Supreme - best for a single block loop with dual pumps
Fuzion V2 - best for mulitple block loops and doesn't require dual pumps to perform
GTZ - Setting a new standard of performance in both single and multiple block loops. Granted this is by less than 1-2c so your results will vary.
 
R1ckCa1n said:
IMHO:

EK-Supreme - best for a single block loop with dual pumps
Fuzion V2 - best for mulitple block loops and doesn't require dual pumps to perform
GTZ - Setting a new standard of performance in both single and multiple block loops. Granted this is by less than 1-2c so your results will vary.
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Agreed. These are pretty much the top three blocks. Make sure you mate them with a good quality pump such as a DDC or MCP655 and they will last you quite awhile (well, until Intel changes their CPU socket ;) ).
 
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