Witch waterBlock?

[aeon187]

Im looking to W\C my I 3750k 

I allready own a apoge xt (installed on a other system)

 

I din't follow much the evolution of it.

 

 

Witch WAterblock would you recommand?

 

Ek,Swiftech,bitpowers?

 

Please include exact model! 

 

 

cheers !

[helping]

whichever looks best, is in your budget, and isn't aluminium 

[chos5555]

I like XSPX Raystorm the best !

[Ghost]

I like XSPC Raystorm the best !

In what way is it best?

[d33g33]

Here is a roundup of a whole heap of CPU Blocks. http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?285753-CPU-water-blocks-roundup 

I bought a Koolance 380 based off this, I'm happy with it but I haven;t tried any others so I don't have anything to compare it to.

 

If you pick one of the big companies with a look that appeals to you, it's hard to go 'wrong'. Differences I believe would be marginal at best for a regular watercooler.

[Ghost]

Here is a roundup of a whole heap of CPU Blocks. http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?285753-CPU-water-blocks-roundup

I bought a Koolance 380 based off this, I'm happy with it but I haven;t tried any others so I don't have anything to compare it to.

 

If you pick one of the big companies with a look that appeals to you, it's hard to go 'wrong'. Differences I believe would be marginal at best for a regular watercooler.

A difference of 1C is not even worth considering. Different CPUs for example have the cores laid out differently which will affect how good a waterblock is. Just going based on looks is the best thing to do, unless a block is known to perform consistently and significantly worse than other blocks. (Not disagreeing with you)

[N7_Zer0]

I use the Watercool Heatkiller 3.0 because it looks cool. 

 

 

Just go with whatever you like best.

 

PS. it's "which" not "witch".