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Originally posted by gone_fishin
That is true and evident by non action in the past. If watercooling were to get bigger and more big money was involved, you can bet there will be lawyers along for the ride. I agree not much of an issue now but something to keep in the dark recesses of the mind.
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This is an interesting point. I don't see how it can really be inforced though. Then again if the manufacturer had their own evidence of how well their blocks worked then we wouldn't need reviews in the first place. I think you could only get in trouble if the manufacturer had it's own results which are severly different than yours and yours were negative to theirs. Then they might be able to put some sort of image damaging law suit together. This might be a larger issue in the future.