OC3D Review: SwiftTech Apogee GT CPU Water Block

niiiiiiiiiiceeeeeeeeeee

kemp, you've just made me want to buy this block even more! thanks for making my bank account empty! LOL
 
name='Ham' said:
Wow a blister back for a water block. Good idea i think.

Nice job kemp

yeah but a PITA for us to store, easier when they came in nice square boxes :D

great review as ever mate....
 
Really nice review there Kempez! :)

Nice water block too!

Oh, by the way.. on the graphs isn't it meant to be "Lower is better" instead of Higher? :eh:
 
name='Kempez' said:
Oops

I'll fix that when I get home. Must have had remnants from other graphs

No worries matey! :p

Apart from the little mistake awesome review..

How long does it take to makes these review.. for water cooling must be quite a long time! :cool:
 
All of them take quite a while tbh. If you look at methods each block had to have 200hrs curing time with AS5 which took a while
 
name='Kempez' said:
All of them take quite a while tbh. If you look at methods each block had to have 200hrs curing time with AS5 which took a while

Cor blimey!

I salute you sir! :worship:
 
Great review, again, Kemp. Some excellent shots too.

I feel we went through a period of blocks having a chrome/shiney look to them - and tbf it helps the manuf abit cos u look inside the case and u can recognize what a dood is using, to an extent.

Be nice to see one of these blocks` chome finished off, by a user, with some design. A flame trim would be tempting fate perhaps ;)

Oh Kemp, dust them LL fans :p
 
I just noticed, on the graphs for the results. It says higher is better, isn't it supposed to be lower is better?

Other than that, great review man!
 
name='darkorb' said:
I just noticed, on the graphs for the results. It says higher is better, isn't it supposed to be lower is better?

Other than that, great review man!

I spotted that already! SLOOWWW! :p
 
Nice review mate. :) 200hrs curing time, that's dedication for you! ;)

There was no mention about being able to artificially induce a bow in the GT base plate with the (included?) oversized o-ring for an extra bit of performance. I take it the GT was just tested as shipped (with flat base)?

Is that 1/4" BSPP metal barbs you are using? I take it you had no problems using them in the 1/4" NPSM threaded holes?

@ Ham: I also prefer the new blister-pack style of packaging over the old brown box "Made in Shed" style. :p
 
No I didn't test the block with a bowed base as I quite frankly didn't have time :(

the 1/4" BSPP barbs work fine in the threads for the Apogee and Apogee GT
 
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