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After my last Koolance block on my GTX285 worked out well for me, I ordered a Koolance VID-NX580 for my GTX570 SC. Fit and finish are perfect (love the stand offs), and my two previous EK...

Hey Shoggy, are you guys waiting on the final design to see what the 6970 looks like? Or, is that going to be a separate block/series?

Had one of my two MCP355's bite it in less than a year running an XSPC res/top. The second one just started making a feint noise the other day. So whats the under/over that the top is to blame?

Not only does it stain, it grows crap in it too even when the loop is sealed:

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j150/mstrmold/Older%20Watercooling%20Rigs/IMG_0242.jpg...

Huh, I just had an MCP355 die on me after doing a rebuild over the weekend. Plugged it into a new loop and instantly could smell that wonderful electrical smell of burnt electronics. Powered off and...

Ooh a 175 and killcoil would be great. I'm getting ready to swap my setup into an 800D and this would fit the bill.

I have two Kaze Master controllers and they seem to work well. One controls 3 SanAce 1011 fans, the other controls a set of Yate Loon low speed fans. I swapped to the Kaze controllers after my...

Looks good DB. The only thing I'd worry about would with regards to the mesh and the pumps; do you think when you fire the pumps up that it will cause the mesh to vibrate? It may transfer pump...

From what I can tell with the linked pic, the holes look identical to my HD4870s.
Here is a pic without the Heatsink/fan
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j150/mstrmold/CIMG1539.jpg

Nice! I love DYI, even when its not pleasing to the eye. It's the functionality that comes from working out a solution to a problem. Having the reservoir above the radiator (higher point) should make...

If I recall correctly, it was the BP compression fitting O rings the GTZ had problems with. They tend to be a bit smaller and don't sit in the counter groove hole correctly. I just took Swiftech's...

Agreed. It was one of my decisions for the switch to a UFO CYO. That and triple rad support. :) But honestly, when I had to swap the PSU out on this box, I had to painfully remove the optical...

Hole spacing was horrible. I ended up creating new mount holes and I covered the offending holes using an AC Ryan fan grill.
The only shot I have that shows this off is this one:...

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j150/mstrmold/CIMG1958.jpg

Radiator on the right is a Feser Xchanger 240. If you use 25mm fans, then no problem. If you want to use 38mm fans, well, then you'll...

Thanks Shazza. Yes, the brace attaches to the bottom of the tray via two screws on both sides. I was curious as to the motherboard tray "free floating" on the brace. If you look at the side profile,...

Quick question for you Shazza, I just received my UFO CYO with the horizontal motherboard brace. I was wondering if the motherboard tray just lays across the horizontal bracket (not screwed down)? I...

Correct. With a straight barb on the top, it was just over 5.7" tall. If you used a 45 or 90 degree for the inlet, you could shave 1/4" plus put less pressure on the tubing.

Any error log in event viewer? Did it BSOD? Also, did you run your setup on air before swapping to WC? I'm currently in process of doing a i7 install on a P6T Deluxe, and I ran into a problem that...

Wish I weren't at work, or I'd measure it for you. If I remember when I measured for my H2G0, it was just over 6". I'll have to check when I get home unless someone else beats me to the answer.

Excellent review Skinnee! Makes me happy I picked up my RX360 at Jab-Tech for my next build. This post should be sticky'd!

Anything by MountainMods or Danger Den, though expensive. Also, RocketFish and SilverStone TJ's are good.

Don't worry, if it makes you feel better, buy the 10 piece and send me the other 9. :)

Hey Dave. What about doing a 3x1 grill? I'd grab two of those in a heartbeat. The 3x3 is a bit more than I need. Also, if they have a grill mesh filter installed (similar to your first pic), I'm sure...

I'm running two HD4870's on a Swiftech MCR220 and load temps are 43c. Swiftech - best bang for your buck! :up:

Thanks Eddie!:up: I agree with the topic. There should be a shroud with built in filters or a manufactured Hepa filter for each radiator. :)