I have the Aquacomputer Aquagrafx for the GTX 460. Amazing block in an amazing build quality. But then.. I went for a reference GTX 460 card precisely because I wanted a full-profile cooling block. In Europe, where I am based, the Palit cards were actually the cheapest ones available.
Perhaps you could look at the Aquacomputer Twinplex GTX 460 for the GPU, 90 degrees angled fittings and Enzotech passive heatsinks for the RAM? It will give you worse cooling on the RAM but will cost you about 40 euro less.
My advice would be to stay away from the universal blocks if you can. I had the Koolance GPU-200 on my Radeon HD 5750 and it was very, very hard to mount it properly with only two screws and a strange mechanism to keep it in place. You really need 5 hands to do that yourself and when you try to tighten it, you either tighten it too much and break the corners of the GPU or too little, so it's loose. I had to mount it with two small springs that I had lying around, because the heat would cause it to loosen itself somehow as soon as the computer was started up. Don't know why and it took me a long time to figure out what the problem was. Long story short: please try to stay a way from that kind of blocks.
Perhaps you could look at the Aquacomputer Twinplex GTX 460 for the GPU, 90 degrees angled fittings and Enzotech passive heatsinks for the RAM? It will give you worse cooling on the RAM but will cost you about 40 euro less.
My advice would be to stay away from the universal blocks if you can. I had the Koolance GPU-200 on my Radeon HD 5750 and it was very, very hard to mount it properly with only two screws and a strange mechanism to keep it in place. You really need 5 hands to do that yourself and when you try to tighten it, you either tighten it too much and break the corners of the GPU or too little, so it's loose. I had to mount it with two small springs that I had lying around, because the heat would cause it to loosen itself somehow as soon as the computer was started up. Don't know why and it took me a long time to figure out what the problem was. Long story short: please try to stay a way from that kind of blocks.








