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Old 08-31-09   #21 (permalink)
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. use it in a server.

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Does anyone actually know how good this block is? I can't seem to find any comparison reviews.

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Does anyone actually know how good this block is? I can't seem to find any comparison reviews.
It's identical to the regular Apogee, just with angled barbs.

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It's identical to the regular Apogee, just with angled barbs.
Identical to which Apogee? the GT or the GTZ?

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Identical to which Apogee? the GT or the GTZ?
Sorry, GT

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Sorry, GT
Oh ok, so it's safe to assume that however the GT performs, this one will too?

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Oh ok, so it's safe to assume that however the GT performs, this one will too?
Yup!

Well, maybe this one might drop the pressure in your loop a bit more because of the angled barbs, but that's about it.

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Yup!

Well, maybe this one might drop the pressure in your loop a bit more because of the angled barbs, but that's about it.
Ah thanks a lot man. Everyone here has been a great help. Reason I got this waterblock is cause I was having trouble with my Fuzion V2 so now I'm going to be able to compare them.

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