With Swiftech's dual 226 watt water block...

[=w=]

What kind of temps would I see when it's hooked to a 3.4 EE, OC'd to hopefully 4GHz.

[Jabo]

Simple asnwer... I haven't got the faintest of ideas
Neve heard of anyone using this monster

Drop BillA a line at ProCooling or or Swiftech's website

[Tedinde]

That really depends if you can cool it properly. Which is hard, That was a block from last year. I used to use a single and see -4 celsius @ 3.7ghz over a year and a half ago.. The block is expensive. The pumps and rad's needed would have to be top notch and expensive, you would need 2 dedicated Power supplies to power them. Meanwells. $110 each. and about $40-$60 worth of electric per month.

All added up, you would get colder and save more money with a Mach1 and safer.

I've seen a couple people use these a year or more ago. Nothing magic about them.

[Çhrist0ph]

dual 226 water block? can someone link me? or is this that mini-chiller that uses two 226er's to cool water?

[=w=]

Seriously, that much more/month? **** that, I'll spend some more and get a Vapo LS or Prommy GT.

[Jabo]

It ain't cheap d00de

mind you, phase change units are power hungry as well!

[=w=]

Damn...Ok, running a Vapochill LS, how much more/month would it be.

[saratoga]

Vapochill would be less a month, at least in electricity (though probably not credit card bills!).