Gigabyte GA-EX58 Extreme Waterblocks

[PeterStoba]

Hello everyone,

Just trying to find out what would be better. I was going to go with a UD5 and full EK blocks, but thats not really neccesary. A cheap x58 Extreme is too good to miss, and I was going to use the stock waterblock, but it will be rubbish won't it?

This is where this comes in - http://www.aquatuning.co.uk/product_...block-POM.html

Are they good? Better than the stock block? Restictive?

Do I Really need to cool the board at all to get around 4GHz on a D0 920?

Thanks,

Peter.

[PatRaceTin]

i think stock nb block of ex58-extreme is not good

and remove ud5 nb block may need to remove all sink that linked together

[MpG]

As I understand it, the stock Gigabyte waterblock is aluminum - plan accordingly.

[Conumdrum]

I used the stock air cooling and put a antec spot cool blowing on the HS. Temps are fine, but haven't got to overclocking yet. Yea, sorry, life interferes with OC.

[Hondacity]

you can use cool the nb with another block. i use the enzotech block..

the i920 D0 would easily reach 4ghz with the right bios settings.

[NaeKuh]

Hello everyone,

Just trying to find out what would be better. I was going to go with a UD5 and full EK blocks, but thats not really neccesary. A cheap x58 Extreme is too good to miss, and I was going to use the stock waterblock, but it will be rubbish won't it?

This is where this comes in - http://www.aquatuning.co.uk/product_...block-POM.html

Are they good? Better than the stock block? Restictive?

Do I Really need to cool the board at all to get around 4GHz on a D0 920?

Thanks,

Peter.

that will work fine.