It fits the 760 fine, maybe not teh 760 though. :yepp:
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It fits the 760 fine, maybe not teh 760 though. :yepp:
I am using an E760, and it installs just fine. There are no issues on using this block with either the E759 or E760.Quote:
Originally Posted by cr0ssh41r
I have read on some other forums that it is a better idea to install this block without the standoffs, even though the instructions say to use them.
Is there any real advantage to not using the standoffs, aside from an easier install process (they were a pain in the @$$ to line up and install)? Thanks.
Can't you line them up on the block then use a drop of super glue to hold them in place until you can tighten the screws?
I was just wondering if there'd be a similar full-board solution for the SLI LE...?
Just got my EK block installed this weekend. Its my first ever watercooled build, so be gentle!
The pics looks terrible with MS Paint resizing... oops.
http://www.fohguild.org/forums/attac...pc-mac-017.jpg
http://www.fohguild.org/forums/attac...pc-mac-023.jpg
You did almost exactly the same as i was planning on doing this summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Surfrider
The only diffrence is that i am going to use a external res and an mcr320 rad and also cool the gpu.
But could you tell me what the distance is between the back of the case and where the rad attaches to the rad support from koolance when its fully extended?
Folks, is it ok to have this small hole in the block? I have not yet run water into it so I dunno if there would be a leak. It looks like its from the screw hole. This is my first water cooling build so am just taking extra precaution. TIA...
http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/p..._in_EK_Web.jpg
That mounting screw is outside the water area ... you are safe! :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by maxxx
@JoeChou: Thanks man. Just being sure... :up:Quote:
That mounting screw is outside the water area ... you are safe!
Looks pretty sick!
So what happened to NCIX distributing this block? For the first 3 weeks it was "Not Available" and now it is not even listed any more on their site. Sidewinder also has none in stock for a while now.
Sidewinder has had them in-stock twice since their release, they just sell out the same day they get them in. It is all a matter of diligence :)
I guess it comes in 5-at-a-time lol :DQuote:
Originally Posted by 3Z3VH
I don't have that much time to keep refreshing the page.
That and still wondering why the mysterious disappearance of the EK block from NCIX.
From what I see, NCIX is still selling it... just not NCIX-US. They must have shipped them all to Canada ;)
Wow I like your radiator mount - that's exactly how I am going to do mine - where did you get that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Surfrider
i use TIM like ek says in the instructions work fine, just like you use grease to hold ball bearing when doing mechanicQuote:
Originally Posted by Waterlogged
Looks like the Koolance Radiator Mounting Bracket with Quick-Release.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon K
In stock @ sidewinder :D
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/ekevx58clacn.html
I just ordered the X58 classified cooler as well as the coolance radiator mount. bye bye moneys!
Anyone have any pictures with LED's installed?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Armitage
Here is mine~! :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gM_J6mTkO88
http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/226/dscf1221x.jpg
http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/6822/dscf1229h.jpg
Nice! Are those the LED's from the original heatsink?
Not included, you have to make it yourself!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Armitage
Just plug into original pin, it will also flash slowly like before~!