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Thread: Which manufacturer is going to be ready with 5850/5870 blocks?

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    Quote Originally Posted by [Koolance] Dean View Post
    Received a picture of our block today, expect them available Oct 8-12 depending on the air carrier. They'll run our usual $99.99. We will also have a block to fit the HD 5850 around Oct. 19th for the same price.

    The fact the acrylic/stainless steel top covers the whole block would indicate that water flows over the vregs directly.

    Thanks Dean, the block looks great. Question -- will it provide active water cooling to the VRM area or will the VRM cooling be similar to the 4850/4870 blocks where the heat was just sort of pumped into the memory cooled area via other means?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Razrback16 View Post
    Thanks Dean, the block looks great. Question -- will it provide active water cooling to the VRM area or will the VRM cooling be similar to the 4850/4870 blocks where the heat was just sort of pumped into the memory cooled area via other means?
    You have quoted the the answer to your question.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Razrback16 View Post
    Thanks Dean, the block looks great. Question -- will it provide active water cooling to the VRM area or will the VRM cooling be similar to the 4850/4870 blocks where the heat was just sort of pumped into the memory cooled area via other means?
    I haven't seen the internals yet, but the outer design leads me to believe that water does flow over the vregs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [Koolance] Dean View Post
    I haven't seen the internals yet, but the outer design leads me to believe that water does flow over the vregs.
    Very encouraging, thank you.
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