XWB-1 for sale now

[SaII]

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/thxwcpuwablf.html

:p some thermalright geek will get it now

[Noob-ftw]

$60.00 isn't too bad, and it outperforms a Fuzion in a low-restriction setup.

[lee143]

where did you get that info?

[LinusTech]

http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/hardwarecanuck-reviews/2316-thermalright-xwb-1-cpu-water-block-review.html

[NaeKuh]

$60.00 isn't too bad, and it outperforms a Fuzion in a low-restriction setup.

still unknown for quadcores.

This block is off the MP-05 design layout. So if it performs close to the MP-05, then it will perform terribly on a quadcore.

We need more testing on this thing. Only thing to do is wait for scott to hurry his tests.

[dr4gon]

I'd be interested to see the 2nd revision of this block to see if they can lessen the restriction and improve their temps!

[pH(x)]

Actually weirdly enough, I would either buy this block and/or wait for the 3rd revision--no point in waiting for #2 if this is the one you want.

[nikhsub1]

still unknown for quadcores.

This block is off the MP-05 design layout. So if it performs close to the MP-05, then it will perform terribly on a quadcore.

We need more testing on this thing. Only thing to do is wait for scott to hurry his tests.
The weird thing is, the MP-05 SP LE performed HORRIBLY on my dual core! Like the same as the Storm - bout 5C worse than fuzion and Apogees.

[TheJollyFellow]

I'd be interested to see the 2nd revision of this block to see if they can lessen the restriction and improve their temps!

I doubt we'll see many revisions of this block (if any), based on their product releases/updates thus far, Thermalright is more likely to release a new block all-together.

Besides, when all said and done, the number of changes going into the block for a 'rev. 2' would probably constitute a new model altogether; Thermalright kept this baby in the R&D stage for quite a while ;)

[Boogerlad]

it wont perform terribly on dual/quad cores, just on cpus with multiple dies.