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    HD6xxx Fullcover block

    Is someone going to make HD68xx & HD69xx fullcover blocks? EK!?
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    Guess the next question is if the current 5800 series blocks are gonna fit the new cards or not????
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    Quote Originally Posted by screwtech02 View Post
    Guess the next question is if the current 5800 series blocks are gonna fit the new cards or not????

    I guess not
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    Not 58xx and 68xx are VERY different. VRMs are in the other end ...
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    not really sure why you ask, its pretty much a given. I'm sure the usual suspects will have blocks out for the standard layout within a timely manner.
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    if my eyes don't lie - there is no digital VRM (volteras) and it (VRMs) should be much cooler!!!

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    and here is 6870
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    Aren't you guys tired of buying full covered blocks? they look cool sure but the only last one generation and that's it, eddy said he was going to make adapters for the VGA supreme, still waiting.

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    Yes but most video cards can last a year or two so its worth the investment, There's no garrenty that your chip only block will work on new card.

    If your upgrading video cards more then once a year you've got money to burn anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MagisD View Post
    Yes but most video cards can last a year or two so its worth the investment, There's no garrenty that your chip only block will work on new card.

    If your upgrading video cards more then once a year you've got money to burn anyway.
    Agreed, I would say the majority of people water cooling are doing it because its their hobby and one facet of any hobby is upgrading equipment. imo, it would not be as much fun building a new system if you kept recycling parts over and over.
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    +1 guyz.

    WCing is ally an hobby for me. Im currently using MCW80 but its mostly cause there is no full cover block for my 2 GTX460s and my MCW30 was a test on the GTS450 that have been proved to work ! !

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    Fullcover block price aside, why would anyone want to replace 58XX with 68XX?
    If anything, it's a like for like or even a downgrade
    It's not like they overclock to 1.5 Ghz
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    We are already working on a block. It will be compatible to both cards (6870 and 6850). I think it will be ready within the next week.
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    Shoggy: Compatibility with both cards = very good news. Will block be inner structure wise similar to 480's block? (trying to guesstimate possible performance from 480 block roundup)

    Interesting to see how ati's 6990 will turn out. 6850/6870 are just more energy efficient 5850/5870 gpus/gtx460 competitors. Though middle end gpus make up majority of market, it's top gpu-s that make us drool

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobruto View Post
    Fullcover block price aside, why would anyone want to replace 58XX with 68XX?
    If anything, it's a like for like or even a downgrade
    It's not like they overclock to 1.5 Ghz
    what, go look at the 6870. Its performance is right around 470/5870. So if you have anything below that (5850, GTX 460) The price alone would be worth while.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jokester_wild View Post
    what, go look at the 6870. Its performance is right around 470/5870. So if you have anything below that (5850, GTX 460) The price alone would be worth while.
    How would it? You can't sell your old 460 (or my 10-months old 5850) for what it cost back then or even the price of a new 6870
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobruto View Post
    How would it? You can't sell your old 460 (or my 10-months old 5850) for what it cost back then or even the price of a new 6870
    lol you seriously think you cant sell either of those ?

    you do realize that most people are not into computer gear at all. They have no idea that a 68xx series just got released and they don't care. Just look at ebay to see how jacked the prices are on old hardware and people still pay it
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    Good for you then, I can't sell on ebay and my options are more limited
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    I'm ordering 2 6870's soon and going water on both. Just waiting for a full cover block to come out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by churchy View Post
    Shoggy: Compatibility with both cards = very good news. Will block be inner structure wise similar to 480's block?
    Yes, will have the same internal structure. Development has finished a few minutes ago
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    Quote Originally Posted by MagisD View Post
    Yes but most video cards can last a year or two so its worth the investment, There's no garrenty that your chip only block will work on new card.
    This, I'm not switching my HD5870 for a HD6xxx. It works still just fine. Maybe in another year once we get HD7xxx
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    The current offerings are middle range and below a 5870 anyway.

    Personally I'm dumping ati.I'm sick of trying to make there features actually work. Just waiting for the 580 :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by MagisD View Post
    Personally I'm dumping ati.
    You're late, AMD already dumped ATI
    ATI brand, that is
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    Quote Originally Posted by MagisD View Post
    The current offerings are middle range and below a 5870 anyway.

    Personally I'm dumping ati.I'm sick of trying to make there features actually work. Just waiting for the 580 :-)

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    That's funny, because I am just the opposite, I am dunping my GTX470's and going to two HD6870's. They perform better in CF than the HD5970 and is only slightly behind the HD5870. Granted, this is more of a sidegrade than an upgrade, but like you, only for Nvidia, I am tired of stuff like Nvidia Surround not working properly at all or needing some sort of hack to get it to work.

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    Elpy: nobody suggests you to downgrade from 5870 to 6870, but those cards are nevertheless good choice performancy/price wise for cost aware customers that had something much older/slower and plan to upgrade right now. And they caused big immediate price drop on 460 aswell . Also almost at same time apeared news about possible gtx512 release. Competition = good.

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