eddy, I have no words to describe your block......
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eddy, I have no words to describe your block......
The block's exterior design looks reaaaaally similar to another company's product...
Good move on AC's part though, they're producing copper MOSFET blocks too now.
I love your blocks Eddy, looks to be of top quality as always. I also like how open you are to peoples suggestions e.g. copper mofset piece instead of aluminium, I don't think there is any other manufactuer that would respond in the same way (that's a good thing :D).
I'm sure many would.Quote:
Originally Posted by dengyong
Myself, I'd still take the lighter weight option though. FC block design needs to take weight into consideration and I prefer Eddy's choice of aluminium for the extension.
Looks good in black too.:up:
Hey Eddy, when are those gonna be available for retail?
1 + :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jedda
That's what many said about the copper GTX top, when it came out, a few ppl started to :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: and moan about the cost. Gabe hasn't posted much since then (I don't blame him either).Quote:
Originally Posted by dengyong
people shouldn't be encouraging full cover blocks from manufacturers in my opinion but rather just memory/mosfet heatsinks and normal blocks
that way you can keep using them on upgraded cards and just changing ram/mosfet heatsink and would be cheaper for end users in the end because you won't have to buy new blocks every time a new design is out :rolleyes:
The choice is the end users .... with graphics card memory getting so fast and hot its the best way IMO, but there are plenty out there if GPU block only is your preference, just let Eddy keep producing his works of art :)
Also I have to say, props to Aqua and Eddy for getting these ready so quick (I don't have a GT, but I am very impressed with how fast the blocks have materilized).
I know which would be my choice, and it isnt the Aqua ;) ... in fact one of the 8800GTX blocks of Eddy's will be winging its way to me before much longer :up:
If/when I change my graphics card, the cost of the block is a small proportion to the cost of high end graphics, so its not an issue TBH :)
The first 8800 blocks will be out end of next week (till 16th) for distributors/resellers and also in our webshop.
I can assure you that!
LOL. I love how AC users used to justify the use of Aluminum. It's good to see them eat crow now that AC realized they're not going to be selling anything if they don't conform to what the majority of us what: 1) Performance 2) Copper
Number one rule as a dealer or manufacturer is to not talk bad about your competitors. Seems there is another thread in this same forum where you have done the exact same thing of showing a block and not posting the internals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddy_EK
Pot meet the kettle... :ROTF:
Now on the OP I can say that a few things may be in store for the new AC block. With it's apparent thin size it looks like the floating core may be a thing of the past. I hope not as that was the unique engineering that made AC GPU coolers something special that stood out in the common crowd of people like EK, DD, and others.
Can't wait to see the finished product as that G92 prototype already looks yummy from my perspective. Too bad it's not aluminum as I always liked the black anodized look with the AC logo lit up. :D
Aqua Computer has released pics of the internals of their new G92 water block. You can see it here. I'm bummed about no floating block and it's all copper now, what a waste. :shakes:
" The graphics processor is cooled, as is the VRAM together with the 10 voltage regulators. In addition, another three voltage regulators which are not fitted on the current card can also be cooled with this design. "
Seems they are in league with Nvidia as they have voltage regulators cooled that aren't showing up on current boards. Hows that for reducing TCO. :D
Learned a saying in 1st grade that applies here (mostly)...
First is the worst
Second is the best
Third is the one with the hairy chest
(apparently the 3rd line was an insult in the first grade...either way, the first two lines apply here ;))
oh dayam... vapor if that rules applies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
Scott was the first usually in most of the funky h2o setups. So he's the worst?
Second would come someone else near his ball park.
Last would be all of us that jump the bandwagon on blocks, and configs. So we all have hairy chests? :rofl:
Just saying that I like the EK more than the AC :yepp:
If the third one released is bristled, the saying is complete. :D
I definitely have a hairy chest.
niceQuote:
Originally Posted by Vampire_Hunter
they've improved :)
now someone's gotta start making them much cheaper :D
copper is only important for internals and CPU core
the rest should be ALU to save on cost and make them priced well as performance will not deteriorate
another advantage is weight >> it will reduce a lot
hey mr rules, would be nice if you edited your posts ( two into one ) so as tokeep OUR forum neat. It aint a rule but is a nice thing to do :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Vampire_Hunter
Maybe I'm going crazy, but I actually like the AC block. Just something about it. If I get an 8800gt, that is probably the block I would get for it, as long as it performs reasonably well.
i canceled my mcw60 order to wait for EK's block
im waiting patiently to "add it to cart"
he said end of this week right?
Hey.
If my eyes are not playing tricks on me, I see a 2mm deep channels.
Look, are this wave channels? :rofl:
EK-FC88 GT block will be out on Monday-Tuesday.
I miss the date every time for few days. I apologize guys :(
thanks for the update. when will it be avail. to us distributors?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddy_EK
Since the release of the Double Impact block, Aqua Computer uses G1/4 threadsQuote:
Originally Posted by Slitch
Actually the "waves" look like the Aqua Computer logo?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddy_EK
That is one very finished looking block. I really like how all edges are machined and rounded on the top side.