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I'm guessing no, but do the XT45s have the bottom port that the UT60s have? They don't on the 3x120, but I'm hoping the rad makers move to such an obvious and useful addition
Both rads have a bottom G 1/4" port !
I have such poor timing. I bought the EX series from XSPC series and not a month later they release the multi-port version. And now it repeats with the XT45. Oh well. Hope it becomes the standard going forward. Those bottom ports are just so dang useful
Beautiful block :up:
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EK Waterblocks is missing this time.......................
Suprised to see DD still making such minimalistic-esque blocks in comparison to your Heatkillers/Koolance/AquaComputers etc.
-PB
...brandnew from XSPC...now in Raystorm Style ! :)
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That looks 11ty times better than their older blocks.
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Very rare Eurocup Special Edition ! :D
Beautiful block that Koolance GTX690
edit: Koolance CPU-370 and GPU-220
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Do all these companies make their own blocks, or do they farm out the work to someone else and then put their label on, like with radiators?
Swiftech produces some blocks for EVGA and they bundled them as Hydro Coppers. But in general, afaik all companies produces their gpu blocks by themselve, not like in the radiator sector, where we have ~ 4-5 manufacturers.
Thanks for answer. Love all the product pictures you post
Thx, hope you like my reviews and worklogs as well ;)
Yeah most of these companies own a few CNC Milling/workstation style systems. One could technically start doing this rather easily for around ~$20,000.
"thumbs up" DD block? :)
Those concaves imho needs to be closed though with some plate, for better looks ..
Judging by the ridiculously high feed rates most of these companies use (nasty machine marks), I'm not too sure that all of them manufacture their blocks in house.Quote:
Originally Posted by squick3n
A lot probably have their machining done by a 3rd party manufacturer, where time really is money.
For prototyping they probably do have a small scale mill.
OK now fellas, have a look at this rare block. It comes from 1 man company Liquid Extasy from Magdeburg, Germany:
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Support small business :)
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acetal version is nice :)
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