Enzotech-LUNA CPU waterblock

[SirKronan]

Question: Is the Enzotech Phoenix = the Enzotech Luna Rev. A by any chance?

The Luna Rev A seems to just add the nozzles to it. The Phoenix seems to have more changes to it, deeper channels around the pins and a flow directing plate.

http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...76&articID=931

At Madshrimps the newer Phoenix seems to have performed worse than the Luna Rev. A. Strange. I would've thought the longer spikes would've improved cooling. Perhaps some other variable affected their results. Regardless, I want this cooler. They have a nice, inexpensive 1366 socket bracket out, too.

Also, here is a link to how you can disable the flashing very easily, and look at the leds too, in case you want to change them:

http://www.enzotechnology.com/disableflashing.htm

[Leeghoofd]

http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...76&articID=931

At Madshrimps the newer Phoenix seems to have performed worse than the Luna Rev. A. Strange. I would've thought the longer spikes would've improved cooling. Perhaps some other variable affected their results. Regardless, I want this cooler. They have a nice, inexpensive 1366 socket bracket out, too.

There seem to be several versions of the Phoenix. I have crosschecked with eg Skinee and his block looks different on the inside. So this one of the reasons I have not included the Phoenix block in the conclusion. I have retested this block several times and on my setup this version doesn't cut it... New base blocks have been confirmed by Enzotech for the final versions

[SirKronan]

There seem to be several versions of the Phoenix. I have crosschecked with eg Skinee and his block looks different on the inside. So this one of the reasons I have not included the Phoenix block in the conclusion. I have retested this block several times and on my setup this version doesn't cut it... New base blocks have been confirmed by Enzotech for the final versions

That makes sense. I'm sure the final, revised production model will be more standardized and have all the "ducks in a row."

I can't wait to see this roundup!