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Sgt_Pinto

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what water block should i use with a 400L/H Pump, the pump uses 1/2" tubing so yeh?

I was thinking Swiftech apogee GT, but thats pretty much the only one i have heard of, so yeah. And danger dens are hard to come by in aus so yeah, but still recommend me something.

 

the_cultie

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Yeah, the Apogee GT is a great block, running one myself, highly recommend. Another block to look at is D-Tek's Fuzion. Another very good block but a bit more expensive than the Apogee GT..

 

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I use an Apogee GTX (with a copper top). works well.

check out www.cool-z.com.au thats where i got my goods.

 

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I'd recommend an Apogee GT aswell

Or if you have a bit more cash then the Dtek Fuzion is an excellent block.

 

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Wat I think is the Apogee GT.

 

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seems to be over whelming support for the apogee gt.

what about any cheaper Zalman or thermaltake alternatives? Are they decent or a no go?

 

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the_cultie

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Can't say about the Zalman for sure but the Thermaltake water cooling is a no-go zone. Water cooling is a thing you can't do really cheap.

 

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Apogee GTX or Dtek Fuzion is what I would recommend. The Apogee GT is good but bowing it is too tedious (for me).

 

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ancalime said:

Apogee GTX or Dtek Fuzion is what I would recommend. The Apogee GT is good but bowing it is too tedious (for me).

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Apogee GTX has aluminium which makes me less likely to recommend it, and the Fuzion will require bowing for best performance aswell.

 

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DTek FuZion with nozzle kit.

 

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i cant seem to find any d-tek stuff in australia.

And what is this bowing ?

 

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