As many of you may know by now, GruntvillE absolutely loves watercooling. Maybe because watercooling is a little off the beaten path. Or the fact that watercooling allows users to get the most out of equipment. It might even be the fact that watercooling is typically quieter than air cooling or that we just think it looks great in a case. Whatever the reason is, we know we love watercooling.

GruntvillE has the opportunity to review watercooling equipment from around the world; trying to find the best parts available. We don't have controlled environments to test them in, there's always going to be a fluctuation in temperature, humidity and airflow no matter who does the testing. What we do bring is real world results.

The fact is; we base our reviews on more than just performance. The TT block, our current KOTH CPU block, is offered in a wide variety of colors and finishes and is designed to be upgradeable. You can remove and replace the base with a new design when one is released. The TT also performed as well or better than any other block we've tested. Our reviews will be this way for quite some time unless we get one heck of a wealthy investor.

Today I'll be looking at two products from DangerDen . Anyone familiar with watercooling knows DangerDen; they've brought us some of the most popular products in the industry including the award winning Maze series. The first watercooling block I used was a Maze and I've had a couple since. They've always been among the best performing blocks available at any time. Today we're going to be looking at their new reservoir and their very popular D4 pump. The reservoir is based on the popular bay reservoir style but ads a new material to the mix. The pump is one of the hottest items in the H2O market right now so pay attention; you're in for a treat.