Very true.Originally Posted by BringerOdeath
The o ring in the center forces the water through the micro-fins in the center of the bloc I believe..
You will find performance very impressive, I can assure that.
Very true.The o ring in the center forces the water through the micro-fins in the center of the bloc I believe..
You will find performance very impressive, I can assure that.
EKs are like waterblock pr0n
Love your work eddy, My 9800gx2 blocks were awesome! Now I just have to wait a bit to get the gtx 295 blocks for my new cards. I am really thinking about getting your new cpu block, looks awesome!Very true.
You will find performance very impressive, I can assure that.
(New build):MSI Big Bang X-power II with XSPC MB blocks, Core I7 3930k@4.6Ghz with HT on, 3x GTX 480 SLI with EK Waterblocks(for now), X-fi Titanium, Gskill quad kit 16GB 2133mhz, 2x240GB Corsair GT SSD's(raid 0), 3xWD 2TB drives, Silverstone Strider ST1500 Watt, Dell3007WFP and 2x Samsung 305T's. Water loop: EK HF CPU block, XSPC RX480 Rad, Coolgate GC480, Airplex Revolution 420 Rad, 2x DDC 3.25 18W with EK dual top, Caselabs STH10 white with customizations....
Very true.
You will find performance very impressive, I can assure that.
BTW, it seems to not have any different IN/OUT the way they are set...
Hope to see some tests soon
RIG:
-ASUS Maximus Formula I+Full EK WB/Q6600 G0@9x450+EK Supreme/4x2go G.Skill PI PC 6400/CF HD4850+XSPC Razor/WD Velociraptor 150Go/Samsung F1 1To.
-CPU Loop: Laing D5/EK Top rev.2/TFC X-Changer 240+2xEnermax Magma/TFC X-Changer 360+6xSilentX
-MOBO Loop: Laing 18W/Feser X-Changer 360+3xUltra Kaze 2000
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