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    Anfi vs Mips vs Ek

    I was googling and I found some interesting info on chipset comparisons.

    I guess Eddy wins out in being the least restrictive.

    It's worth going through the site and seeing the pron.

    http://74.125.95.100/translate_c?hl=...iCsW0i3hyeyasw




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    that middle one is dead sexy :lick:

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    Quote Originally Posted by tiro_uspsss View Post
    that middle one is dead sexy :lick:
    I have the exact same one for the 780i sb. It's a shame mips blocks are incompatible with bitspower barbs. Yes, they are simply beautiful.
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    Can we get a comparisn vs EK, Mips, AF and Koolance?

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    Chipset blocks are tough to test, the only thing you can really test is pressure drop and flow restriction. Thermals are a complete waste of time.

    I have a bunch of pressure drop numbers on some EK blocks and the BP A790NS, I've just never released them for some reason.

    Nice find though!

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    Just get the one that looks best. They are for show anyways...
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    Quote Originally Posted by exe163 View Post
    Just get the one that looks best. They are for show anyways...
    uhh...no.

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    my rule for NB blocks is get the lowest restriction one, because the NB is only putting out 20-40watts of heat it doesnt need a pin matrix or any of the fancy cpu stuff

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    Swiftech MCW30 FTW

    May not be as pretty but it has the lowest restriction of any northbridge block I have seen tests for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Webby View Post
    Swiftech MCW30 FTW

    May not be as pretty but it has the lowest restriction of any northbridge block I have seen tests for.
    +1

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    All 3 look far better than the mcw30.
    On the other hand, I really like swiftech's new block.
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    I would prefer EK anyway.

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