Thinking about retiring the Opty 165 soon, so of course the loop needs to be torn down, new hoses cut, etc... I seem to remember when Quads first came out, the Apogee GT was outperforming the Storm by a bit due to the extra die size of the Quad vs. the jet impingement pattern of the Storm/larger cooled surface and freeflowing nature of Apogee.
However my Apogee is NOT a GT, it's the original model.
I'm more concerned about hotspots than anything else. I <3 my Storm, it's been fantastic, and I'll keep using it unless there is a serious reason not to bolt it on top of a Q6600.
If I'm gonna swap blocks, now is the time (and I'm not buying a new one right now).
Rest of the loop is a D5, MCW60, Swifty 2*120 rad.
However my Apogee is NOT a GT, it's the original model.
I'm more concerned about hotspots than anything else. I <3 my Storm, it's been fantastic, and I'll keep using it unless there is a serious reason not to bolt it on top of a Q6600.
If I'm gonna swap blocks, now is the time (and I'm not buying a new one right now).
Rest of the loop is a D5, MCW60, Swifty 2*120 rad.