New Block from Bitspower

nice vincent!!!!

The watercooling industry and going to by hit by a bitspower bomb :)

I've seen the products and they look fantastic!

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Originally Posted by BP-Vincent

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Originally Posted by Zaskar

Vincent, Quick question on the Mosfet blocks if you know. Are any being designed with backplates? Biggest issue with mosfet blocks is you cant screw them on securely without flexing the board a bit making the contact in the center mosfets bad or even lost. For being just a simple piece of hard metal with a rubber strip the same shape as it to go on top, im surprised more don't use that. (Ek made like 1 mosfet backplate for an asus board, was a long WB im assuming it was impossible to get screwed down without poor contact in the center ones)

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MOSFET will have thermal PAD and we have our solution on that..

Add small parts can solve this problem..Thanks for the sugestion..

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Anyone else as curious about that response as I am? :D

Oh man, your using spacers on the screw between the Mosfet block and the motherboard aren't you? spaced just long enough where the block gets just the right amount of pressure on the Mosfets with the thermal pad, but still gets a fully tightened down mount on the motherboard.

Thats genius, I mean i assume thats what your doing, you mentioned small parts being able to solve the problem of having either a semi loose mount or a bowed mount, thats got to be it, thats seriously awesome.

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Originally Posted by Zaskar

Oh man, your using spacers on the screw between the Mosfet block and the motherboard aren't you? spaced just long enough where the block gets just the right amount of pressure on the Mosfets with the thermal pad, but still gets a fully tightened down mount on the motherboard.

Thats genius, I mean i assume thats what your doing, you mentioned small parts being able to solve the problem of having either a semi loose mount or a bowed mount, thats got to be it, thats seriously awesome.

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You have got it...it's the simple way for blocks need lower pressure mounting issue...

Hey good thinking Vincent! I'm looking forward to seeing it in practice.

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Originally Posted by Zaskar

Oh man, your using spacers on the screw between the Mosfet block and the motherboard aren't you? spaced just long enough where the block gets just the right amount of pressure on the Mosfets with the thermal pad, but still gets a fully tightened down mount on the motherboard.

Thats genius, I mean i assume thats what your doing, you mentioned small parts being able to solve the problem of having either a semi loose mount or a bowed mount, thats got to be it, thats seriously awesome.

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Nice job using that noggin Zaskar :D

Yeah, great idea of using spacers...

Please post a message on this forum when you release the 780i version of this block, I'm going to bug the crap out of one of the suppliers when that happens to order at least one for me. That block, and a decent low profile WB for my GPU and maybe I can finally reclaim that PCIx1 slot I have, or at the very least have at least some small glimmer of hope that I can do a SLI setup without having to sacrifice my sound card or raid controller.

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Nice! How about a nice PWM cooler for the DFI LT/UT X48/X38, not many options there.

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+1 :D




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Nice. I'm hoping they'll start doing combo-blocks for other boards too.

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Originally Posted by orclev

Please post a message on this forum when you release the 780i version of this block, I'm going to bug the crap out of one of the suppliers when that happens to order at least one for me. That block, and a decent low profile WB for my GPU and maybe I can finally reclaim that PCIx1 slot I have, or at the very least have at least some small glimmer of hope that I can do a SLI setup without having to sacrifice my sound card or raid controller.

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next week will start to make 780i series...Nvidia reference and ASUS..

Vincent,

I think you're going to have a lot of demand going forward. Hope you have the production capacity in place.


Hey disruptfarm,

What's that link to the Bitspower store again? (Chinese language cool here).

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Bojamijams

o.O

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Bojamijams,

All I said is "Thank you, Vincent. I am delighted." {by the new products}

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Originally Posted by RealRedRaider

Vincent, 780i is all over the marketplace, we want our block...

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Yeah, I think a lot of people did like I did, looked at the price/performance of DDR3 vs. DDR2 (not to mention voltages and quality) and opted for the 780i instead of the 790i. In another year or so when the DDR3 prices are more reasonable and the quality of the RAM has firmed up some more then it'll be time to switch to a DDR3 based board.

But, in the meantime, when you say you'll start on the 780i boards next week, does that mean start designing them, or start shipping them? What I'm most interested in is the date when the retailers can start placing orders for the 780i blocks, that way I can send an e-mail to my retailer of choice asking them if they'll place an order for the 780i blocks and reserve one for me. Is there an official US distributor of BP products BTW?

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Originally Posted by orclev

Yeah, I think a lot of people did like I did, looked at the price/performance of DDR3 vs. DDR2 (not to mention voltages and quality) and opted for the 780i instead of the 790i. In another year or so when the DDR3 prices are more reasonable and the quality of the RAM has firmed up some more then it'll be time to switch to a DDR3 based board.

But, in the meantime, when you say you'll start on the 780i boards next week, does that mean start designing them, or start shipping them? What I'm most interested in is the date when the retailers can start placing orders for the 780i blocks, that way I can send an e-mail to my retailer of choice asking them if they'll place an order for the 780i blocks and reserve one for me. Is there an official US distributor of BP products BTW?

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Thanks...We can ready the design within 1-2 days...including the mos one..but we need to check our production schedule first for the shipping date..

Any update on the release in shops of the 790i NB/SB and mosfet blocks? :D

Yeah I also want to see it on stores already :D

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Originally Posted by IanY

Vincent,

I think you're going to have a lot of demand going forward. Hope you have the production capacity in place.


Hey disruptfarm,

What's that link to the Bitspower store again? (Chinese language cool here).

Thanks.

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www.bitspower.com.tw :up:

p.s i <3 how everyone calls me disrupt (farm) :)

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Originally Posted by Martinm210

Nice! How about a nice PWM cooler for the DFI LT/UT X48/X38, not many options there.:)

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+2:up:

Block looks great

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Originally Posted by slim142

Yeah I also want to see it on stores already :D

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http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...e=products_new

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Originally Posted by _G_

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...e=products_new

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Didnt find it :confused:

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Originally Posted by disruptfam

p.s i <3 how everyone calls me disrupt (farm) :)

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We only mock you because we care. ;)

I never realized that the nb was so close to the sb in a 780i.:shrug:

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Originally Posted by disruptfam

www.bitspower.com.tw :up:

p.s i <3 how everyone calls me disrupt (farm) :)

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Thanks!! Rude of me that I forgot to thank you!