D-Tek Fuzion vs EK-Supreme?

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Originally Posted by Eddy_EK

Hey.

Few comments.
I am very comfort that Supreme beats the Aquacomputer DI block.
The metal jet plate is laser cut and the edges are discoloured. Nothing to worry ;)
Also all the reviews that have been made shows that Supreme brats the Fuzion for more that 3 °C.

Currently only this one from over-clock3d.net
http://www.overclock3d.net/gfx/artic...122309664l.gif

Beat that 99% if you can;)
http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews.p..._water_block/5

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Eddy,

1) Are there any other tests of the EK water block?
2) How tall are the ridges in the copper base plate?

Thanks,

David

Really should be a stock Fuzion v2, if your going to compare.

test has been done before V2 fuzion arrived...

maybe andy could test these blocks? if he has the time that is..

More than fair :) Thanks

One pump - simple test and it's what most folks are going to use.

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Originally Posted by mcoffey

Just as a heads up,

Just about done with my testing and I should be able to post soon. It's taking longer because I'm double checking my results which I was a little taken back by to be honest. The Supreme is cleanly kicking the crap out of the V2 with quad nozzle based on everything I've seen so far. And that's with several remounts. And I don't see where the V2 with quad nozzle will win any flow rate contests either. Seems more restrictive than the V1 with it's quad nozzle.

Should have something up later tonight, I want to make one more run to double check, and maybe try the V2 w/o nozzle.

andyc

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Awesome, thanks for testing!:up:

Is there any particular orientation differences? Line up the nozzle plate with the cores I'd assume?

Thanks!
Martin

http://www.effizienzgurus.de/main/in...article_id=574
This results show that the v2 is better without the quad plate with a ddc pump

Yes, but not far, I think. No more than 0.5°C. Less than 1°C for sure.