I'd also love to know this :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Utnorris
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I'd also love to know this :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Utnorris
great news :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by gabe
Has anyone find the heat sink anywhere on the web yet?
update.. sorry I have been bugged down with other stuff. couldn't get to some of the things I need to do to release the heatsink. will try to finish that today for release tomrrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by ward0
Awesome, cant wait. Any idea on the cost?
you can find the screws on swiftech.com but no price set yet :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Baenwort
also they talk about the adapter kit with foto , so should be launched any time now.
What is the cooling performance like on this block compared to the EK full cover block? im about to complete my watercooling loop and im still undecided on what GPU cooler to buy.
You and me both. Anyone :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Markmk
Are you asking about the Mcw60-4870 or one of the other blocks discussed in this thread? And if asking about the Mcw60-4870 what type of testing would you like to see?Quote:
Originally Posted by Markmk
Cooling performance of the MCW60 Vs EK4870 fullcover block. They are very similar in price here in the UK so on that basis i will go for the better cooler.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrMojoZ
Ah, I can't speak for the EK4870 but if you want temps under a certain scenario with the Mcw60-4870 I can proably help.
How have u found overclocking with it? Ive read on many forums people saying the VRMs & pulse chip get very hot. Has it limited your overclock at all?
Just purchased and installed the MCW60-4870 block and I am amazed at how far the temps dropped on the vrm's. I had heatsinks from the swifteck kit with a fan blowing on them and the temps went to 135C under load.
Now sitting on 65C with the MCW60-4870 installed.
I can play my games again now :).
Good to know =].
65 is very high. That's my VDDC temps @ 84A...
I suggest reseating it. You should aim for ~45C at worse.