from 85 > 45.. that's nice

interesting ... but where's the pump and the cooling unit?
I guess it requires 3rd party ones

It’s just a water block, not an entire kit. If you want to use this kind of water block, make sure to have some good pump and radiator, otherwise it would be useless.

I don't plan to put watter in my PC ... no thanks !
add some gold fish and turn the PC into a marina

Nice looking cooler and a nice size as mentioned in the review for a crossfire setup. On the review pretty good but the guy needs to loosen up a little bit I think like he did on the bloopers at the end which were quite funny BTW ... "Make sure you carefully remove THE stock cooler and then THE thermal paste. Now apply THE new thermal compound to THE ram and THE gpu ... sounded mechanical ... just me I guess"

Looks good but one question that wasn't even touched on in the review. I can see the cooler does an outstanding job cooling the components it is in direct contact with but what about the board and other ambient components ? There is no fan or air flow around the cooler or the board. I have found even with this X1950 the board can get quite warm with no air flow and in fact the backside of the card opposite where the GPU sits can get very hot. I bet its even hotter on a 29xx or 88xx card. Just curious it wasn't mentioned at all in the article

i think the video reviews this dude does are seldom in-depth. the bloopers are a waste of bandwidth and he sounds to me like an englishman trying hard to speak with an american accent...

but it does look like a real nice block...

the block is great can't wait to get it in stores in my contry, just bios modded my 2900pro to a full 2900xt done some oc to but i gotta say it'a a really hot card.. the flames on it i think where somehow for real haha... as for the 3d g man he is kind of a enthusiast( the ony thing that i dislike about his reviews is that he always give KICKASS product to every pice of hardware he gets his hands on.. that blows. )

He's Canadian.