What should I get with my D-tek FuZion?

[Dizzious]

So, I got economically stimulated, and I think it's a sign that G.W. wants me to upgrade my machine. So, for starters, I want to get a D-tek Fuzion since I'm still using my old Dangerden TDX.

Questions - Will the stock mounting kit that comes with the Fuzion work with a back plate, or should I get the Pro-mount set?

How about the nozzle kit? Would I see any lower temps if I used nozzles?
My loop is pretty simple; just the pump, rad, cpu block, and reservoir; no graphics blocks or anything.

[AKHandyman]

I am doing about the same thing with my set-up, so I don't think you need to worry about the actual backplate ... I did get the pro mount so that might give you a little more piece of mind for strength ... and as far as the nozzle kit is concerned, I got it ... as to what difference it will make, I haven't a clue ... :p

[jdrom17]

Get the D-TEK FuZion 2, it comes with the pro-mount stock and gets lower temps, though it's a bit more restrictive. Since you have a CPU only loop it seems, it really wouldn't matter.