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    Quote Originally Posted by Hondacity View Post
    good catch 3/8 and 1/2s are equal in my opinion

    there will be two reviews more, Skinnees and leeghold(leegfold?)

    i won't assume anything...
    At the moment some numbers : from best till last on a PA 120.3, MCP 655 vario, 10/13mm tubing (sole CPU loop) and ambient 22.5°C

    Test was a 2 hour Prime run on all 8 cores with the CPU at 3.8Ghz 1.29Vcore

    Vario 2 setting (average coretemps) :

    Enzotech Luna rev A : 61°C
    Koolance 350 : 62°C
    EK supreme : 62°C
    XSPC : 62.5°C
    Enzotech Phoenix : 62.7°C
    Swiftech GTZ : 63°C
    OCZ Flow : 64°C

    Vario 5 setting :

    Koolance 350 : 59°C
    Enzotech Luna rev A : 59.5°C
    EK supreme : 60°C
    Swiftech GTZ : 62°C
    XSPC : 62.2°C
    Enzotech Phoenix : 62.5°C
    OCZ Flow : 63°C

    I'm really puzzled with the beta Phoenix blocks results as I'm seeming to be the only one that gets worse results with it then with the older Luna block. Could be IHS related... By the way these are the average coretemps of 3 mounts...

    I'm redoing the swiftech GTZ as I've noticed that one screw doesn't tighten down 100% so it might gain a little... (I saw one core getting higher temps in respect of the other screenies)

    In my opinion I have to say that there is really not much difference between the top blocks...

    There are more blocks on the way and a new flowmeter (my bigng broke down halfway the test)...
    Last edited by Leeghoofd; 05-01-2009 at 02:13 PM.
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