Could I reach 4.5GHZ E6600 Stable on this?

First tell me if its only 50C under load with Intel TAT or not.

You can think you're very smart by calculating the thermal output and dissipation of the processor and your liquid cooling setup, however temps arent always the reason why its hitting a wall.
 
The pressure drop question? As you increase the flow rate, the resistance of the waterblock increases (it's harder for the pump to move the water through at higher flow rates)
 
its in the 50s under load, but not a lot of load. intel TAT wasnt working and its not at my house and its using windows server 2003 but we went back to 3.4 for stability. we used nTune

the fuzion cant reach those C/W though, .04 is insane and on swiftech's website it says the apogee has .10 C/W, but if the fuzion had .04 it would be the bset cooling solution ever
 
When I had my Core 2 Duo setup, all of the software apps such as speedfan, everest, and others reported the wrong temp. The most accurate way is using Intel TAT, which reads the actual temp of each core, not just the temp near the CPU like whats reported in the BIOS or other software apps.

And like I said before, 50C is not high if its under load, you can push it alot more before proper cooling becomes a serious issue.
 
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