Best Quad Core CPU Water Block

KelticDaz said:
I'm leaning towards the OCZ after his reviews!
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Lol, the OCZ is cheap as well!!!

The only reasons im put off is: Its 2-3C worse than the GTZ, EK and Fuzion. Also Martin talks about the low mounting pressure. My Q6600 is lapped so this might be a problem as the mounts stop at a certain point so you cant over tighten them. If my CPU wasn't lapped I would prob pick one up because it is so cheap.

I measured my space last night and I am going to risk getting the Swiftech rad instead of the Black Ice. Its going to be close but I think it may just fit by a few mm.
 
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!TIMMY! said:
Lol, the OCZ is cheap as well!!!

The only reasons im put off is: Its 2-3C worse than the GTX, EK and Fuzion. Also Martin talks about the low mounting pressure. My Q6600 is lapped so this might be a problem as the mounts stop at a certain point so you cant over tighten them. If my CPU wasn't lapped I would prob pick one up because it is so cheap.

I measured my space last night and I am going to risk getting the Swiftech rad instead of the Black Ice. Its going to be close but I think it may just fit by a few mm.
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But the OCZ comes with extra mounting pressure washers, so you could up the load.
 
Can't fault my fuzion v2 with quad insert-though everyone will have their own preference and thats the only block i have used so far ;)
 
I decided to go for the Swiftech GTZ based on a few reviews that say its just as good as the Fuzion and EK; and its mounting system looks amazing! Fingers crossed it will fit in with the rad :)
 
azza21 said:
Easy.

Fuzion v2

Check some websites it performs better than any other cpu block.
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I'd consider that, but I want to fit compression barbs all the way round, and that block looks a bit tight for them.
 
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