“In this group test we compare the performance of six high end water blocks from Koolance, Danger Den, D-Tek, Swiftech and EnzoTech on an overclocked Intel Quad Core Processor. Which one keeps the CPU running the coolest? Read on to find out.”Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
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Dealing with 128W of heat
Mad Shrimps assembled just about every high end waterblock they could find, with the Koolance CPU330, Danger Den’s Copper-TDX, both Swiftech’s Apogee GT and Apogee GTX and the EnzoTech Sapphire SCW-1. All of these were tested on a Q6600 overclocked to 3GHz. Each waterblock was tested using Danger Den’s NVIDIA 4101 water-cooling kit and Black Ice Xtreme III radiator to keep the water flowing. Read on to see if anyone stood above the competition.