Temperatures with watercooler

[Antec-User]

^ Oh of course. But the TK serves it's purpose for the price. I mean, you get what you pay for. I didn't know much of anything about water cooling until you turned me to PTS. I would have gotten a TK kit, but I didn't know any better.

tech forums FTW!

 

[nino_ca]

haha ye. i've been learning to much on forums too, but when i bought this thermaltake, i knew it wasnot the best, switech seems be a nice one, but it is like $1000 he in brazil, because of the tax of importation, and this thermaltake coasted me $300 quite expensive i guess, but whatever hehe.

iam running this in idle without overclock and i get 40C...

when i turn on the over to play and stuff it goes to 52-53 max.

looks fine.

next time, i mean in more 2 or 3 years when i get another watercooler, ill buy the best one in market, even if for this, i have to sell my mum haha jk ^^

 

[Antec-User]

^ You can always do simple, inexpensive upgrades like the fittings.. You can probably get just the Dtek CPU block if you wanted to..

My buddy has a Thermaltake kit that he's had for a WHILE now. Oh his AMD x2 4200, he idles around 32* and loads prolly 45*... Not sure what his load tems are, but as far as I've known, he's never had a problem with it.

 

[nino_ca]

whats the best cpu-block nowdays? someone knows?

 

[Hefemeister]

Courtesy of our Man Aspire.

The current kings of CPU blocks include:

The EK Supreme, Swiftech Apogee GTZ, Heatkiller CPU Rev. 3, and the D-tek Fuzion V2.

All of these blocks are top notch performers and each have their own characteristics.

http://www.techist.com/forums/f115/water-cooling-101-depth-guide-taking-plunge-203866/

 

[Antec-User]

whats the best cpu-block nowdays? someone knows?

Aspire is the Water Cooling Guru and he recommended the D-Tek Fusion. It's what I have. I don't know about the BEST, but it's good.
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