The CPU block
Let's start off with one of the more beautiful products in this kit, the processor waterblock. Attachment of the block is quite simple. First off you need a mainboard with drill holes around the CPU. Most of them have it, some don't. Check that before buying a watercoolking kit. You simply insert four screws from underneath the motherboard, which are then then twisted onto the screws until the water block sits flat and tight against the CPU.

When you look at the tubing you'll notice an in- and outake. Cold water moves straight over the core after which it's going out towards the radiator.

This CPU waterblock has really been designed for maximum performance and, of course, overclocking. At least 200W of CPU-heat can be drawn from the processor making it compatible with even the hottest Pentium 4 Prescott processors.

The CPU waterblock - pure copper.

No need to lap the base... it was mirror finished and nicely protected by wrapping plastic.

The CPU block + plastic cover + a little velcro to secure it in the PC case for transport.

Here we can see the top of the block a little better. In- and outtake, with the intake of course in the middle.