My Ek x1900 water block...

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Originally Posted by Jokester_wild

odd my x1900xt is showing 52c stock speeds. I cant see yours only going up 3c when overclocking that much. but maybe its not that effected by core and memory freqency changes ? im no expert just an observation.

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difference ambient temps? :stick:

ya, with a simple 120mm fan aimed at the card my vregs max out at around 55C as well while overclocked to 720/1600 w/ 1.5vcore.

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Originally Posted by KoHaN69

difference ambient temps? :stick:

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even so the difference isnt going to be that big.

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Originally Posted by Kunaak

you need to take that VREG thing off there...

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I said it, Kunaak agrees...that thing ain't doing the job it should bro. :nono:

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Originally Posted by KoHaN69

Yea, liek Maxxx said, dont lap it.

That thing sure looks pret-E

What's the pricetag on that thing? 1/3 of the price of the card, methinks :p:

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It's 72,8€ or 86,72USD.. That's shipped to Denmark ;)
I just made an order for one, lokking forvard to seing what it can do with my card :D Ordered it without the power reg. cooler, as i have a dream of one day making a loop for all mosfets and including it in that one..

Okay, for all the Vreg freaks who are saying my temp is high.

1) Temperatures have actually gone down over stock vreg cooler.

2) In that screenshot I am punishing the card with very high volts.
VGPU 1.575
MVDDC 2.3
MVDDQ 2.0
VDDCI 1.580

Also consider this case places the card upside down. I don't know for sure how that effects the reading but it might. It is still cooler than it was with the stock vreg cooler and that is without the volts turned up!!!

Hey Kunnak, pump some volts through that thing and watch those temps soar...

That looks excellent.

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Originally Posted by Plywood99

Okay, for all the Vreg freaks who are saying my temp is high.

1) Temperatures have actually gone down over stock vreg cooler.

2) In that screenshot I am punishing the card with very high volts.
VGPU 1.575
MVDDC 2.3
MVDDQ 2.0
VDDCI 1.580

Also consider this case places the card upside down. I don't know for sure how that effects the reading but it might. It is still cooler than it was with the stock vreg cooler and that is without the volts turned up!!!

Hey Kunnak, pump some volts through that thing and watch those temps soar...

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ok...

if your temps are high...
how about sending your videocard to stock, then run it again?

I ceratainly am not pushing 1.58 volts into my VDDC.
you say we are wrong about that thing being ineffective, well, a easy way to prove it, would be to simply run the test again at stock, and post that...

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Originally Posted by Kunaak

you say we are wrong about that thing being ineffective, well, a easy way to prove it, would be to simply run the test again at stock, and post that...

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Never said you were wrong, nor anybody else for that matter, simply said it is doing better job than the stock vreg cooler did. Will rerun test when I get some free time and post it.

P.S. Sounds like your a-scared of a little ole voltage... :scope:

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Originally Posted by Plywood99

P.S. Sounds like your a-scared of a little ole voltage... :scope:

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if you think, calling me chicken, is gonna get me to take a chance at frying my card, your talking to the wrong person.
say all you want... cause your just wasting your breath.

I've heard of too many videocards dying from 1.5 volts on the VDDQ voltage, cause thats a volatile voltage.
I am not gonna mess with it, just cause you wanna say I am scared to do so.




Fixed a Typo for you Eric(k) (sorry cant remember if its k or not.. i know too may erics on the forums)

will the block fi x1900GT´s?

anyone know?

yes, it fits fine, there's like 2 threads on this already, search button ftw :)

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Originally Posted by Plywood99

http://images.picpile.com/uploads/908071970.jpg

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Looks like you were able to get your hands on some Predator Blood.

That IS extreme.