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Mohamed Khaled
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i believe the best of the best is still https://shop.ekwb.com/water-blocks/cpu-blocks/supremacy-evo

 

its what i use and even though i hate right now its because of a personal issue.

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Can you recommend a cpu water block for i7-5820k with good water flow regardless of price and looks.I just need good performance and preferably with copper plate.

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i believe the best of the best is still https://shop.ekwb.com/water-blocks/cpu-blocks/supremacy-evo

 

its what i use and even though i hate right now its because of a personal issue.

CPU: I7 8700k @ 5ghz | Motherboard: Asus Z370-Prime | RAM: White Crucial balistix DDR4 2133mhz | GPU: GTX 1080TI | Storage: ssd HyperX 240gig, 2x2tb seagate Firecuda 1tb, BPX 480 gig nvme, 1tb sandisk ssd  | Cooling: Custom loop | PSU: Evga supernova 850w G2 | Case: Phanteks enthoo evolv atx black White modded | system theme: White/RGB/Weiss

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EK's Supremacy EVO line is the "best" block available right now. The difference in performance between most blocks is fairly minimal. I personally like the quality and looks of the EK blocks, so I use them anyway. 

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i believe the best of the best is still https://shop.ekwb.com/water-blocks/cpu-blocks/supremacy-evo

 

its what i use and even though i hate right now its because of a personal issue.

EK Released blocks labelled as Intel but they look identical to the normal EVO so yah...

My rig: Intel Core i7-8700K OC 4.8 | NZXT Kraken X62 | ASUS Z370-F | 16 GB Trident Z RGB 3000 (2x8) | EVGA 1070 SC | EVGA SuperNova NEX650G1 | NZXT H700 | Samsung 250GB 850-EVO | 2x 2TB Seagate Barracuda HDDs 

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