CPU Water Cooling Block Waterblock 50mm Copper Base Cool Inner Channel

Pleasantly surprised with this block, keeps a overclocked xeon 3680 @4ghz very cool, looks pretty decent. Mounting system could be better, a back plate is highly recomended. The mount could interfere with board components and if you are using a mitx then you may need to mod the mount for it to fit. The included fittings are not standard 3/8 barbs, they are smaller, maybe 9mm, just use your own and it will be fine. Took 6 weeks to get to NC USA so if you need it in a hurry look elsewhere.UpdateAfter almost a year of use it is still working great, no corrosion or wierd buildup, temps on a 8 core xeon that is over clocked are still great.

What can I say, this cpu block is better than I thought it would be. I do have a few pros and cons so please read.Pros:1) G1/4 threads for swapping out the barb fitting to whatever you want.2) The clear top part allows me to see if anything is wrong with the cooling (ie, air bubbles, debris)3) The block is very sturdy build quality. Doesnt flex like my last one.4) Came with everything I needed, mounting screws, hose clamps, hose barbs.Cons:1) Mounting/ Setting this up is a pain in the arse. There is no back plate just 4 screws that have plastic washers.2) Screws have lots of wiggle room on the block. It isnt a tight fit by any means but at least it works.If you are looking for a cheap and working cpu block, this is the way to go. My Xeon x5650 never goes over 130F(54C)(Unless im stressing the cpu for over 2 hours) The rubber seals that seal the top part to the bottom are very well made.

The single issue I had with this was that the included hose barbs are a little small for the 3/8" I.D. flexible tubing my system is based on. That could have been solved by including other sizes, (or I could have bought some). However, after applying standard hose clamps and giving them quite a tightening, I arrived at a water-tight seal. The flow through the system has been excellent, the cooling better than ever, and I can visibly see if anything ever starts fouling the block, and the construction may allow me to clean it out if necessary. All in all, I'm very pleased. But they really should include some US measure hose barbs when selling it the US.

This block performs well but be warned, it can't really handle the heat well enough as I've had 2 crack at the fittings after maxing the system out for a while.

This CPU waterblock is just amazing for the price. I'd say it's comparable to a swiftech or ek waterblock. This block blew away an old eco coolit 120 mm AIO that I had on my i3 8350k. I was getting 20° C better temps then with the AIO. Granted it's paired with a 240 mm radiator and we're talking about custom water cooling versus an AIO, but still it's an amazing block. I was able to overclock my i3 8350k to 5GHz at 1.42 volts from 4.8 GHz at 1.37 volts and still maintain similar or lower temps. Before that, 5 GHz would lead me to temps of 90° C and higher. Now it maxes out at 83° C. If you're looking for a pretty high quality, cheap CPU water block for Intel or AMD then this is for you.Edit: It's still a good CPU water block, but I found out it doesn't play well with liquid metal. The liquid metal started to eat the copper block. Thankfully the CPU is okay.

The media could not be loaded. El Producto a simple vista esta bien creado...podria ser mejor...pero me decepciono ver que no es AM4...en pleno 2023 ya habiendo socket AM5 tampoco veo en el titulo o descripcion que diga si es para AM4...Man como pueden hacer este tipo de bloques para AM3...Describe mejor tu producto...Acabo de gastar 20 dolares donde en mi pais es 1 dia de trabajo para esto...

Very good waterblock for the price, it dose the job very well. I got my FX8320 to overclock to 4800mhz with temps a little over 55c but it drops back under 55c on the core, socket temps stay at 63c. Remember temps matter inside your room and outside so sometimes I have to lower my overclock a little do to hot days but when it gets a bit cooler outside I'll be able to higher the overclock.Update! I got to admit this waterblock dose an awesome job of cooling my cpu, it's been a month now since I got it and my temps dropped even more then before because the thermal paste needed to settle in for temps to drop once freshly applied.

I bought this when ryzen came out because i wouldn't feel bad about butchering this block to fit the slightly different am4 socket. When this product was posted AMDs sockets all used the same mount and thus this was universal between Intel and AMD but after ryzen came out it only fits the older sockets. I used some wire that I threaded through the holes and twisted as a make shift mount until real waterblocks came out for am4.The block itself isn't half bad. It is 3 parts: the acrylic top, the copper plate on the bottom, and sandwiched in between is the black steel mount that has a cutout to fit everything together. There is a red gasket to seal the acrylic top on with the G1/4 threads. The included barbs are 3/8" I think and the screws it comes with are actually quite nice. I used them to put on my actual waterblock for am4 and it works fine for my chilled water setup. Temps were on average about 7C higher than my apogee XL2 waterblock from swiftech, which I don't recommend for other reasons. Go read the reviews for that block to see why (it doesn't fit G1/4 thread). This cheap waterblock does however fit G1/4.If you are looking for a cheap intro to custom watercooling then this isn't a bad choice!