GPU waterblock

[r3uz0r]

Sup boys. I've been looking around for some gpu waterblocks for the 670 ftw and 2 brands reached the top. XSPC and Heatkiller. I been using XSPC for a month now for my cpu and I'm really happy with it, but I read some people saying Heatkiller has better temperatures.

Is anyone using heatkiller atm? or had used before?

If you use any other brand and you are happy with the performance, please say so

tyvm!
r3uz0r

 

[jamesriley94]

There isnt going to be a massive difference between the blocks really. Not worth what it would cost to change it anyway.
What are your total specs? Including all watercooling parts

 

[r3uz0r]

Yah, I see. The heatkiller block seems to be a little expensive, wasn't expecting that price tbh.
My specs are:
- asus p8z77 premium, i7-3770k @4.4, corsair dominator 8gb 2133, evga 670 ftw and for watercooling I hv the xspc rx360 d5 kit (the one with raystorm)

 

[jamesriley94]

And what temps are you getting on the cpu and gpu?

 

[r3uz0r]

My cpu is usually around 33, depends on the weather. The gpu is around 40 most of the time. Tho when I'm gaming the cpu reaches 45 and the gpu 70

 

[jamesriley94]

What fans do you have on the rad?

The gpu is a little toasty

 

[r3uz0r]

Yeah, thats true, tho this was a very hot summer, but yes, its a little bit high. My fans atm are the ones that come with the kit, they are from xspc. I'm changing now to the corsair sp quite edition.

 

[jamesriley94]

I'd probably say get the performance edition considering how thick your rad is. You can always reduce the speed if need be.
They'll hopefully knock a few degrees off

 

[r3uz0r]

Alright, I will look into that. Ty !