[REVIEW] Enzotech Phoenix (is a prototype and not the final release)
Hello Xtreme System, in first time I am sorry for my English but I hope that you understand me ;)
Today I would show you a prototype of the new Enzotech CPU Block, called Enzotech Phoenix. Particular Thanks to Enzotech for the possibility.
the final release of this waterblock will have some difference in the base.... but i will give you other inforamtion only later :yepp:
In the next pics you can see the features of this jewel... :)
Bundle is so composed:
- AMD Retention Module (AM2+ / AM2 / 940)
- AMD Backplate ( AM2+ AM2 / 940)
- Intel Backplate (775)
- User Manual
- CPU Waterblock
- 4 Innerspring Screws
- Two 1/2" Hi Flow Hose Barbs
- Two Tube Clamps
- Artic Silver Ceramique Thermal Grease
- 4 Clip Bolts
- Nylon Spacers.
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t792_bundle.jpg
Aesthetically is very similar to the Luna, but in the Phoenix we can find a blu sapphire TOP, this is very cool
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t798_wubbo11.jpg
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t799_wubbo2.jpg
Barbs are the traditional used by Enzotech.
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t797_raccordi.jpg
Base is fantastic.
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t795_lappa.jpg
Top inside is the same of the Enzotech Luna but We can find a different injection that work better and so liquid is shaped better
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t793_internotop2.jpg
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t794_internotop3.jpg
Phoenix respect Luna has a different base, because has got a lot number of Fins that improve the performance.
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t791_base5.jpg
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t790_base2.jpg
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t789_base1.jpg
For the test we have used an I7 platform, so we have used the Enzotech Type-z 1366 Adapter.
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t787_adattatore4.jpg
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t788_addpiwubbo2.jpg
Is also possible use the Compression Fitting of the Phoenix ;)
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t796_montato.jpg
Now we can Start the test :)
For the test i have used these Hardware.
DFI DK-X58-T3EH6
Intel Core I7 920
6GB Patriot Memory 1600 (PVT36G1600LLK)
Gainward GTX260 GS GLH
CoolerMaster Real Power 1250W
Patriot Memory SSD Warp Series.
Liquid cooling system is so composed:
Pump: Sanso PD31
Radiator: Thermochill pa 120.3
Tube: XSPC 7/16 about 2,6 Meters.
Waterblock: Enzotech Phoenix
Reservoir: Home made Plexy Reservoir :D
water temperature: 24°C
The instrument used for the test are:
Thermometer: PCE-T390
Probe: PT100 Probe
Manometer: PCE-P30
Flow Meter: Dwyer RMC-143-SSV
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t800_strumenti.JPG
We have mounted the Thermometer probe directly under the CPU so we have misured only thorough Temperature.
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t801_termometro.jpg
For the test we have used the PCE-Group Instrument because are very accurate and in the same time not expensive.
Software used:
Linx 0.5.8 runinng for 30 mins in each test.
Other Information
Air Temperature: 20°C
Air in: 20°C
number of mount: 5 times for every test. after all the mount i have calculated the medium value.
And now the test..... :D
Start with the Pression Drop Test because is very important in a loop with plus of a Block in series.
http://photodorp.com/out.php/i805_pr...ropinglese.png
Pression Drop in this Block is very lower, this is fantastic because usually with the use of fins there is ever a big drop
Temperature Test:
http://photodorp.com/out.php/i807_te...dleinglese.png
http://photodorp.com/out.php/i806_te...ullinglese.png
Also the temperature are really good, because all people know that new Intel Core I7 are very hotter CPU.
