6 High End CPU Water Blocks Tested and Compared 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 http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=627 |
Love this article. I would expect less difference at such modest heat output, 4Ghz @ 1,5V CPU would definitely make the Fuzion even more worth its price. PS: 128W IDLE is huge, still... that makes 30W per core. Eat that Atlon 64! :D |
Yes, why didn't he use more voltage and more OC? |
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I have a great deal of testing to try on my own setup, I don't see results nearly as good as those. :) Throwing in the best air cooler (120 Extreme?) would be interesting to see included in that setup. |
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a water overclocker will go for silence and performance, at 3ghz it's an ideal mix of both! |
What JMke said. Neither myself nor any other watercoolers I know run their systems beyond the best mix of cost/performance, or overclock/voltage. Most of us tend to overclock to find the limits, then settle on using the sweet spot for 24/7 use. For Q6600 users that often is 3GHz. |
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