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Thread: Which Waterblock

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    Which Waterblock

    Well I am all ready to build my new Q6600 rig, but I can't decide on the waterblock. I am leaning towards the Swiftech Apogee GT as it is $20 cheaper than the GTX and D-Tek Fusion and comes with the backplate. Should I go with the Apogee GT or spend the extra $$ to get the GTX or Fusion?

    Thanks

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    depends if its worth 2-3C to you. and a little more if you bow the GTX/fuzion
    For the record I am not sick, nor am I a gamer, nor am I a sick gamer. That name just sounds really cool to me but dont put me under that stereotype at all.

    nevermind... addicted to COD4 and Free Online Games baby!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sick_g4m3r View Post
    depends if its worth 2-3C to you. and a little more if you bow the GTX/fuzion
    and a little less if you bow the GT ;-)
    CEO Swiftech

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    Quote Originally Posted by gabe View Post
    and a little less if you bow the GT ;-)
    true again...
    For the record I am not sick, nor am I a gamer, nor am I a sick gamer. That name just sounds really cool to me but dont put me under that stereotype at all.

    nevermind... addicted to COD4 and Free Online Games baby!

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    My experience has been that with a moderately overvolted X3220 (basically a Q6600) the GT bowed is within 1-2 degrees of either the GTX or the FuZion. I did my testing a while back though, so I'm not 100% sure what my test bed was exactly... Also I did not have the new backplate from Swiftech, so I can only imagine my results with the Swiftech blocks would have been better had I had one.
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