D-Tek Fuzion vs EK-Supreme?

[Eddie3dfx]

Hi, could anyone confirm if the Aqua Computers Double Impact is indeed the best CPU block?

It's one of the best.
In terms of temps, ek supreme, v2, and gtz beat it out bit a tiny bit.

Now, nobody has tested the silver version yet, so I'll wait for this review.

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Okay just googled silver cathar block, the one rrr now owns. Here is what the review stated.

For comparison the Little River Cascade, Cascade SS, and Storm G4 waterblocks are also shown. It is clear from this graph that the Storm G5 is the best block ever manufactured by Little River Waterblocks over all flow rates. It is interesting to note that at very low flow rates (0.25 ), the G5 shows performance equal or better to the Cascade and Cascade SS while the G4 performs worse than the earlier blocks. Since the influence of silver in the Cascade SS had a very small effect on performance at lower flow rates, I would suspect that the higher nozzle/cup density of the G5 is responsible for its improved performance. This makes sense as more jets of smaller ID would lead to increased water velocity, and more cups of smaller size would improve surface area for cooling. As flow rates are increased to more realistic (0.5-1.5 GPM), the G5 just walks away from the other blocks. The combination of increased jet/cup density and silver base result in an improvement of 0.5-0.6C over the G4 at higher flow rates. Rather by luck or by careful design, it is clear that the jet impingement is extremely optimized in the G5.

Of interest to most readers is the performance of the Storm G5 waterblock plotted versus other commercial blocks I have tested:

http://www.procooling.com/index.php?...ticles&disp=91

So, ultimately, if you have a piss poor pump, the addition of silver won't make a difference because of poor flow.
Now I'd like to see how the Aqua Double Impact Silver with a Dual DDC-XSPC TOP perform vs a gtz.

Could be interesting results