Quote Originally Posted by jonny_ftm View Post
On some setups, Swiftech blocks have a great advantage: low pressure drop compared to the Fuzion and most WB. .
Not better pressure drop than a stock fuzion, although it's getting pretty close to the newer Fuzion V2. Actually most of the center inlet types will have lower restriction because you split the flow and reduce the flow rate over the pins compared to a side to side or corner to corner flow path like the apogee series. There are many blocks with lower restriction though, DD MC-TDX, XSPC Edge Acrylic, Fuzion V1 stock, and I think the Fuzion V2 Stock.

Once you start adding nozzles to the Fuzions or have a block with nozzles like the EK Supreme, or AC DI, that's when restriction really becomes high.

Anyhow flow rate and restriction are not that important, I'd be much more interested in thermal performance.

That we don't know, heck we don't even know what it looks like internally, so we don't know anyhthing other than it's a new product.