What fullcover block to MSI GTX285 Superpipe OC?

[Rasmus66]

Hi

I recently won a MSI GTX285 Superpi OC gfx and what a nice card

But the Superpipe cooler maks a lot of noise so im thinking about getting a fullcover block for it.

The only problem is that it's not a refence layout

The Nvidia Refence layout look like this



And the MSI GTX285 Superpipe OC look like this under the hood.



Is there made a fullcover blocks that can be mounted on the this gfx and where can i buy it?

[Brad8988]

You have the new layout by the looks of it. Theres a few thread about showing the differences.

[Rasmus66]

You have the new layout by the looks of it. Theres a few thread about showing the differences.

I found this pic



It is the rev 2 layout but there can i buy a rev 2 block?

I know that EK has made one but it's not on stock here in denmark

[eltinio]

You can try to buy directly from EK.

But you could consider going core only, you have a nice solution to cool the ram and you just need a decent airflow over the card (not sure how much heat is produced by those parts). I guess that and core only block has an better availability in Denmark.

[Rasmus66]

You can try to buy directly from EK.

But you could consider going core only, you have a nice solution to cool the ram and you just need a decent airflow over the card (not sure how much heat is produced by those parts). I guess that and core only block has an better availability in Denmark.

I all ready have a Swiftech MC60-R gpu block and im using atm on the card.

But the heatsink profil there are on the card is not very good.

Idle temp on the ram, pcb and mosfet is 45, 47 and 48 degress without an fan over the card.

And i dont want to make some fancy pancy solution in my TJ07 case so the card can have some airflow

Thanks for the help guys i will buy the block from EK i can see that they ship from Slovenian so it in the EU which means no taxes

[RoadconeTuning]

just use the 60 on the core and keep a fan pointed at the card.

[Brad8988]

Koolance also have a Rev 2 block out. Bitspower might have also. Aquatuning should be able to hook you up shouldn't they?

[Rasmus66]

I think will buy a EK block

They have the GTX285 rev block in four different versions and im in love with the nickel version

http://ekwaterblocks.com/shop/produc...roducts_id=404

[Sni9er]

also be sure to check this capacitor on your board



as mine shorted out on the EK block, busy dealing with them now to have the issue resolved

and wiped out the cards lol ..

love and metal

Luke