Suggest a Water Block

[Alexinator]

I want a good very high preforming water block for my CPU. I'm using the Koolance Exos-2 and want a good adapter free LGA775 compatible block with 3/8th" fittings (10mm ID).

It's going on an E6600 Conroe at 3.6 GHz. Running off of an Asus Striker Extreme, 8800GTX... the works

Thanks for the help.

 

[aspire]

Why would you get the exos-2...

sighs...

Look at some of dangerden.com 's blocks, Im pretty sure they sell 3/8" fittings for them

-aspire

 

[lancec2c30]

most all the pre fabbed kits are....... wel kinda like buying a pre built pc...

putting together your own loop is a much better setup..... If you want to get the most out of a high end water block you might want to consider starting fresh.

 

[aspire]

meh, if he really wants the most performance out of it then yeah that would be the best way to go, but I know those exos kits dont run cheap....

 

[Alexinator]

No hah, Exos-2 aren't cheap. And I prefer the Exos because the whole system is out of my case which i like. Right now I have a complete custom system, but the water block's inner seal exploded so now all it has is the outer seal which I won't trust for too long.. I justy like the Exos, and has good reviews and good temps for my CPU.

Meh, What would you suggest then?

 

[Apokalipse]

I have an Apogee GT, and I think there is an Apogee GTX out now.

 

[baron5]

i heard those apogee gt's are meant to be really good.

 

[Invisible]

i'm not sure if $70 is expensive for a waterblock but it has good reviews

 

[Apokalipse]

i heard those apogee gt's are meant to be really good.

That's why I got one.

My 6000+ at 3GHZ idles at 21ºC with the Apogee GT

 

[Pinscher]

I've got the Apogee GTX. It works pretty well I think. I've got my QX6700 @3.3GHz idle at 32C. At load, I never get higher than 42C, and thats when I'm rendering on 3DS Max or Maya. Never gets above 38C when running games.