need a new water block, plz recommend

[CSRookie]

My old koolance CPU300-V06 6mm tubing water block is not doing well with my new E6600. It require a huge copper disk to transfer heat from the cpu to the water block which cause horrible performance. So I am in the market for a new water block. I don't want to buy the new koolance water block because it is so freaking expensive. I have the koolance pc2 case which uses 6mm tubes, not sure if that is going to limit my choices.

 

[Brokenparts]

I recommend this

 

[ddemaray]

I would have to agree. I have the storm also and it has outperformed everything else that I have ever had. You will not regret that you bought it.

However there might be a problem in finding one since they are in high demand. Try calling petras tech shop. I have ordered all of my water cooling accesories from them and will not order from anyone else. They ship crazy fast as well as have great customer service and prices.

Their website is www.shoppts.com

You will have to call them though because they normally dont put those on the site because they would sell out too fast.

 

[mcain591]

go to www.dangerden.com

best watercooling products to be seen. Almost every article ive read has placed their products in the first or second slot in performance, quality, and damn near every other comparison.

 

[CSRookie]

I am interested in danger den water block due to good reputation and low cost. Which one is better? RBX or TDX? What is Danger Dan's default tube size? My tubes are 1/4" 6mm, anyone know how to properly convert the tube to Danger Den's size?
Is this what I will need?
1/4" Compatible Compression Fitting
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/2314/ex-tub-62/Innovatek_G14_thread_14_Screw-In_Type_Fitting_500179.html

 

[mcain591]

danger den offers two sizes: 1/2 and 3/8. you would proabably need to do that, or get a new cooling system.
I am pretty sure that rdx offers a way to branch the flow to two different blocks.
Id stick with tdx