The Swiftech Challange

[BobMaximus]

I agree, i believe it will be some kind of pin matrix design with a very thin base, probably with some kind of impingement nozzle. I'm guessing it will be less restrictive than the storm though.

I honestly think that IF it beats the storm, it will only beat it by 1C* or less, because last time swiftech came up with their newest "extreme performance waterblock" (apogee) that supposedly beat the storm, it didn't.

I don't want to start another Storm v. Apogee flame war, so I'm just going to state that this post is based off of my opinion.

[EnJoY]

I agree, i believe it will be some kind of pin matrix design with a very thin base, probably with some kind of impingement nozzle. I'm guessing it will be less restrictive than the storm though.

I honestly think that IF it beats the storm, it will only beat it by 1C* or less, because last time swiftech came up with their newest "extreme performance waterblock" (apogee) that supposedly beat the storm, it didn't.

I don't want to start another Storm v. Apogee flame war, so I'm just going to state that this post is based off of my opinion.

Well the Apogee does outperform the Storm on large die's, such as Kentsfield, and you'll soon see accurate proof of this.

I don't think it will use impingement, as it adds to restriction and I don't think Swiftech will go that route. It will rely on a solid, rather tried and true as a matter a fact, design for the base that will perform excellently on large dies.