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    Thanks for testing Handacity I would like to go with the 350 but given the price of 80 euros vs 35 euros for the EK LT i think my vote goes to EK and it will be my next cpu block
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    Quote Originally Posted by scamps View Post
    omg - for what are all those fans?

    In which direction did you mount the 350 and the V2?
    the fans? you're at xtremesystems

    the v2 was tested horizontal..i doubt that rotating it will increase performance. but i will test that when i'm back also with the k350.

    Quote Originally Posted by situman View Post
    Nice job! Very informative. Looks like its time I upgrade from the V2. Does the orientation of the 350 matter as much as the LT?
    probably not if you look at the internals..it looks like doesn't need special attention to it..but it will be tested

    Quote Originally Posted by Bojamijams View Post
    Thanks for the test

    I'm still impressed by the Fuzion v2.. sure its last, but its FAR less restrictive.. in fact from that, the GTZ faired the worst because it beat the fuzion only slightly but it'll rob a lot more of your flow
    i so agree here.. on core2 series my testing the dtek beats the gtz even martin had better temps with it..and better flow..

    Quote Originally Posted by sabe View Post
    Ditto, I'm interested in a regular EK Supreme as well, so many people still swear by it
    after several weeks...

    Quote Originally Posted by ChaosAD View Post
    Thanks for testing Handacity I would like to go with the 350 but given the price of 80 euros vs 35 euros for the EK LT i think my vote goes to EK and it will be my next cpu block
    thats why i wanted to test this quick..i know some would love to see results before their purchase...


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    Sorry, fans are for cooling down water and for nothing else on xs and elsewhere ...

    I am actually testing the 350 on a Q9550 @4GHz. And I canīt believe what I see at the moment: This cooler seems to be most restrictive one I ever had*
    What are your results in this?

    * incl. Supreme, Cuplex XT di, D-Tek Fuzion V2, Heatkiller 3.0 LT
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    Good information to know, but since I already own a D-Tek Fusion, I just can't justify spending another $50-80 for a CPU block for 4c difference. Looks like I'll just buy a 1366 mounting bracket for the Fusion.

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    increase heat load honda if your running dual pumps.

    watch the heat load scale better on the KL-350. and i know your running dual pumps.

    the block wont give you better temps at lower load, but it scales a lot better then the other blocks i tested with higher heat load.

    this is why i kinda gave up after the third block testing i did personally.
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    higher heat load? i got a high heat load already... 250w approxiamately...

    what was your heat load? if i increase the vcore higher...i get bsods


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hondacity View Post
    higher heat load? i got a high heat load already... 250w approxiamately...

    what was your heat load? if i increase the vcore higher...i get bsods


    i was going as high as 1.55Vcore @ 4.25ghz and only noticed a 2C increase from 1.488
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    Wouldn't it be better to judge by the maximum temperature excluding bad mounts. I've always found that my max temp is on Core0. I'd call it a tie between the Koolance 350 and the EK Supreme LT.

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    I finished my test on a Q9550. Perhaps you should add the Watercool Heatkiller 3.0 to your review. If it is as much better on a i7 as it is better on a Q9550 ....

    My little review could be find here (german language only):
    http://www.forumdeluxx.de/forum/show...5#post11454795


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    Quote Originally Posted by msgclb View Post
    Wouldn't it be better to judge by the maximum temperature excluding bad mounts. I've always found that my max temp is on Core0. I'd call it a tie between the Koolance 350 and the EK Supreme LT.
    it looks almost the same..if i remount the k350 several more times..i'd probably achieve lower temps...thats why i took the lowest temps..because its achievable..if you consider the max temps then realistically you're disregarding the better capability...


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    Great writeup Hondacity. Question for you on the GTZ, how was it mounted? Seems there is some debate on whether or not you should follow Swiftech's guidelines with lining the swiftech logo up with the release latch of the 1366 socket. I'm getting ready for my i7 build and wonder which was the best mount orientation for you?
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    high voltage i7:"This is MADNESS!"
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    So does the Supreme LT perform better than the Supreme? IF so, why is it cheaper?


    Further, what are the mounting mechanisms of the KL 350 and LT? Is it a hard mount?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mstrmold View Post
    Great writeup Hondacity. Question for you on the GTZ, how was it mounted? Seems there is some debate on whether or not you should follow Swiftech's guidelines with lining the swiftech logo up with the release latch of the 1366 socket. I'm getting ready for my i7 build and wonder which was the best mount orientation for you?
    i followed the instructions..which gave better temps than not following instructions...

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    Your fits top leaked!?!?!?!
    yes

    Quote Originally Posted by CedricFP View Post
    So does the Supreme LT perform better than the Supreme? IF so, why is it cheaper?



    Further, what are the mounting mechanisms of the KL 350 and LT? Is it a hard mount?
    i'm not sure yet..but design wise its definitely cheaper...remember the xspc gpu full cover water blocks...

    performance wise..i'd guess the LT will perform better...i have yet to mount the ek supreme

    i used hard mount i get better mounting repeatability with my hard mounts


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    Quote Originally Posted by Envy View Post
    high voltage i7:"This is MADNESS!"
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    what is that case? the rad mounting is beautiful...where is the harddrive? dang i need to beat your score...i only got 8.987


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    Quote Originally Posted by Envy View Post
    high voltage i7:"This is MADNESS!"
    high overclock".........THIS IS SUPREME LT!"


    This is the KL-350 done right owning on Linpack:





    HT on Also.

    Im gonna say this, for us xtreme people, i have yet to see a block out perform the KL-350. But you need the setup tho.

    Wanna see a 920?
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    naekuh your only at 4.1ghz with a much lower voltage....

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    Two different CPUs, can't really compare anyway

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    Thanks for doing this write up I purchased a EK Supreme LT on blind faith before this review. Hopping it would preform

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    Thx for sharing the testing results! Very interesting...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hondacity View Post
    it looks almost the same..if i remount the k350 several more times..i'd probably achieve lower temps...thats why i took the lowest temps..because its achievable..if you consider the max temps then realistically you're disregarding the better capability...
    Just because it's achievable doesn't mean that it's representative of the product in the larger scope and simply focusing on the best that you can achieve while throwing the normative data out does not make for good testing methodology.

    Even with your data averaged, you're still suggesting that the difference between the 350 and the v2 is akin to the difference between one of Stew's Storm G5's and an MCW5000 (to pull a comparison from the past for the purpose of focusing on magnitude of design difference). Your spread doesn't seem at all odd to you, given the typical spread that controlled testing yields?

    You have some reading to do and, since you don't seem to like hearing it from me, here's a good place to start (old but still plenty educational):

    http://www.procooling.com/index.php?...icles&disp=138
    http://www.procooling.com/index.php?...&disp=140&pg=1
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    Quote Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG View Post
    naekuh your only at 4.1ghz with a much lower voltage....
    HT ON + Linpack vs superPI?

    Quote Originally Posted by Vapor View Post
    Two different CPUs, can't really compare anyway
    yeah i know,

    :P

    But i wanted to just throw it out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcoffey View Post
    Wow...Just got my 350 in today. I'm impressed to say the least on parts quailty and construction. I know one thing, you'll never have to worry about the hold down or backing plate flexing. That's for damn sure. I'm sure it's some where, but what's the proper orientation for a i7 920?

    Can't wait to get this bad boy mounted. What a difference a year can make with a LC company, very well done.

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    You can skim the optimization guide. Parts 3 and 4 mention correct orientation.

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    You guys sure have peaked my interest in the 350. Especially since my CPU is running in it's own loop with a PA 120.3. And ... Naekuh, that 965 looks fantastic. Is that just on water, or are you using something else as well? (sorry to derail the thread a bit, but this is good stuff).

    While we could pick Hondacity's testing apart (e.g. run an analysis of variance on the individual data points, and you may find the statistical significance of the differences is less than you might think based on averages or the lowest number achieved) ... I really appreciate someone doing this. I cry every time I have to reseat my CPU block, so I appreciate the effort that goes into this.

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