I remember in another thread some issues people were having with watercooling the 4870. Does the EK block cover all the necessary chips properly? IIRC there was more than just the mosfets that needed cooled.
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I remember in another thread some issues people were having with watercooling the 4870. Does the EK block cover all the necessary chips properly? IIRC there was more than just the mosfets that needed cooled.
eddy any word on a 4870x2 waterblock?
Have you a link, please ?Quote:
Originally Posted by SparkyJJO
Edit : ram block available http://ekwaterblocks.com/shop/produc...roducts_id=299
1st :cheer:
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Originally Posted by Repliquant67
its for a EK-FC280 GTX BACK ,not for a 4870
/Bla
We spoke about the ram block for the gtx280 juste before. I'm not stupid ...Quote:
Originally Posted by BlaBla1973
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...highlight=4870Quote:
Originally Posted by Repliquant67
Not sure what the GTX280 ram block has to do with the 4870 and my question? :confused:
Nothing. It is two different things :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SparkyJJO
The topic speak about the EK block for the HD 4870 and for the gtx280 ;)
Install the thing man!:up:
i think tha dude's still not finished with his "oooohs and aaaah" sessions...Quote:
Originally Posted by Yozzman
Lol if I could drain, take apart, rebuild and leak test in a lunch hour you would have your install pics :D
But if I don't get a speeding ticket around 5:00 illbe a happy camper muahah
I think that can be a problem with this ram block and memory slots on asus rampage formula. Or am i wrong ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Repliquant67
If it is not working on the rampage, it will not work on my maximus and on a lot of mobo. I will have the response this weekQuote:
Originally Posted by Malik
Edit : I've seen different pictures and I think (hope) It should fit. But that's true that the ram slot will be very closed from the waterblock.
Tomorrow i make some pics to show how that looks with my old 88gtxQuote:
Originally Posted by Repliquant67
I've also got the nickel 4870 block on the way. They're scarce tho! None at petra's, none in OZ, none in stock at EK!:shocked:
PPCs had them tho :up:
Some pics which show how small place is there ( gpu - mem slots on mobo ):
http://img398.imageshack.us/img398/7355/dscf0279sp2.jpg
http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/9381/dscf0280hf1.jpg
http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/4058/dscf0281ko0.jpg
Lunch finished?!?:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by brinox
Yes, but without the corsaire ram cooler, I think It is ok (maybe with also) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Malik
I should receive my ram block this week. I will inform you If there is some issues or not.
That will be great :) because this is very important info for me.
You're lucky : I juste received my block this morning and finished to mount it. There is no problem with the ram slot. I can not take picture because I have no camera. The small part of the ram block (with a hole for a screw) come juste between the ram slot 2 and 3. I have 41°C in iddle with stock clock. More test latter. It is 14h30 and I have not eaten...
Edit : I don't believe that the corsaire cooler fit with the block.
Edit 2 : I have something wrong : in full, my temperature are worst than with the stock cooler. I have to check what happen.
Edit 3 : I think this is because I have only two metal o-ring with hole and I need one without for the junction between the two blocks. The liquid don't spread properly and pass more by the ram block who's less restrictiv.
frozencpu has em too :)Quote:
Originally Posted by twwen2
hehe yes, i spent 8 hours friday night cleaning every single part i could get with a Qtip and then rebuilding everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yozzman
the hardest part was figuring out how to fill this new loop with a T-line. had never used one before. i finally came to the notion of opening the tline top, as well as the thermochill fill bolt on the top of the rad, and then slowly filling the system until coolant topped out of the rad :) have to have the radiator sitting with the fittings end on the bottom, and you also need to have the tline tube longer than the height of the rad. i should have taken a pic of that >< sorry. anyway, yay for atmospheric pressure! :D
for your enjoyment:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...x/IMG_0505.jpg
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...IMG_0506-1.jpg
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...x/IMG_0507.jpg
That's great news :) Ask neighbours maybe they have camera :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Repliquant67
Tell him that pics are for crazy dentist Malik :D
I tried two mounting and always very bad gpu temperature (more than 100°C in full). Print of thermal grease was ok. At the third mounting, when I would test the gpu block alone, I brake my gtx280 :shakes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Malik
F*U*C*K*I*N*G day :mad:
Now, I use my 8800gtx
:( :( :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Repliquant67
Maybe anyone else?
This is with the EK block and RAM block combo for the GTX280?Quote:
Originally Posted by Repliquant67