Mcw60-4870

[Blazing fire]

You sure the aluminum isn't in contact with the coolant? The matrix pin looks like aluminum.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...2&postcount=20

water-cooled copper plate is one piece; it covers GPU, memory, and forms a manifold for the heat pipe. Common parts with the MCW60 are housing, hold-down plate and back plate. With the copper plate representing the majority of the product cost, there is little point setting up an upgrade path.

The key advantage of this solution is specifically to take advantage of the low housing cost (inj. molded).

oh, and one more thing: no aluminum in contact with coolant. sorry I forgot to mention this detail.

Also, you claim the performance of the block is identical to the revision 2. Could you kindly send a sample to martin to ascertain this please?

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...89&postcount=1

This is a pre-release announcement for this upcoming product due for release early October 2008. The application uses a hybrid water-cooling & heat pipe cooling solution, which is an industry first in the field of VGA cooling. GPU cooling performance will be on par with the MCW60 Rev2 (using the same Pin Matrix Technology). This simple, yet effective design is expected to be reflected in the product street price.

Thanks!