[bl1tzk1213g]

I have my eyes on Koolance and Heatkiller water blocks but I can't seem to find a good answer anywhere. Maybe anyone here can give me an answer? Thanks!

 

[Klue22]

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Originally Posted by bl1tzk1213g I have my eyes on Koolance and Heatkiller water blocks but I can't seem to find a good answer anywhere. Maybe anyone here can give me an answer? Thanks!

To get an answer you must ask a question.

 

[bl1tzk1213g]

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Originally Posted by Klue22 To get an answer you must ask a question.

haha

I thought it was obvious lol. Yeah I couldn't decide which water block to get, koolance or heatkiller? Which one will lead to lower temps/better quality/longer lasting/ or just plain over all rating.

 

[Klue22]

I see. I'm really not that big of a fan of koolance as I think a lot of their stuff is overpriced. I would go with the heatkiller, I've yet to see a bad waterblock by them.

 

[bl1tzk1213g]

hmm heatkiller eh? I found a koolance for 99 bucks same price as heatkiller that's why I asked. If I can get the koolance for a cheaper price you think it might be an ok deal?

 

[Klue22]

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Originally Posted by bl1tzk1213g hmm heatkiller eh? I found a koolance for 99 bucks same price as heatkiller that's why I asked. If I can get the koolance for a cheaper price you think it might be an ok deal?

Yea, with water-blocks the most difference you're going to see among the major brands is going to be on the order of a few degrees at most.

 

[bl1tzk1213g]

Guess you're right. Thanks a ton!

 

[srsparky32]

i agree with klue, and id get the heatkiller. its apparently the most supeiror at dissipating the heat, at least with CPU blocks..im not sure if the heatkiller your eyeing is an universal block but full cover blocks will get better temperatures, and for a full cover id get an EK block