Swiftech Apogee GTZ Water Block Review

Iria · Sep 10, 2008, 11:17 PM

The Apogee GTZ is Swiftech's new flagship water block. While it shares the same name with its predecessors, it also leaps beyond the GT and GTX performance charts thanks to an entirely new design that pushes and refines both thermal and mechanical specifications to the limits of today's technology. Swiftech decided to send over one of their new GTZ blocks for review, however because my Compact kit uses the Apogee™ Drive combination pump/block, they included one of their MCP355 pumps. Also because the GTZ only comes with a mounting bracket for the Intel 775 socket by default, they threw in the optional AM2 adapter kit. Some Swiftech 3/8" Norprene tubing to match what was already in the Compact system rounds out the new hardware list.
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Source: OCIA.net

Sep 10, 2008, 11:17 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Swiftech Apogee GTZ Water Block Review The Apogee GTZ is Swiftech's new flagship water block. While it shares the same name with its predecessors, it also leaps beyond the GT and GTX performance charts thanks to an entirely new design that pushes and refines both thermal and mechanical specifications to the limits of today's technology. Swiftech decided to send over one of their new GTZ blocks for review, however because my Compact kit uses the Apogee™ Drive combination pump/block, they included one of their MCP355 pumps. Also because the GTZ only comes with a mounting bracket for the Intel 775 socket by default, they threw in the optional AM2 adapter kit. Some Swiftech 3/8" Norprene tubing to match what was already in the Compact system rounds out the new hardware list. ____________ Source: OCIA.net