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What is the best price/perfomance water block for CPU (SKT1155) and GPU (GTX 7XX)/(R9XXX) with a clean look?

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they all perform roughly about the same.the price is determined buy the materials. so go whichever has a balance of looks, quality, cost

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What is the best price/perfomance water block for CPU (SKT1155) and GPU (GTX 7XX)/(R9XXX) with a clean look?

Most blocks perform the same (within 5C of each other), you should pick a water-block based on looks and there is a big variety of blocks out there.

 

What do you consider a "clean" look? A shiny nickel plated block of a black POM water block?

 

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Thanks for the replies!

Gonna check some blocks out than, can you guys recommend me fiable brands?

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In Australia, the XSPC Raystorm CPU block is much cheaper than the others and is heavily used here on the forums. It has a great review from Martin's liquid lab. Really water blocks are about aesthetics, they all perform close to each other. Other good brands are EK, Swiftech, Watercool and Koolance. Pick whichever looks best and try to aim for similar metals :)

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