Revised EK EVGA Classified 4 Way Water Block

[Nvidia Ireland]

Pictures of the revised EK EVGA Classified 4 Way Water Block. The original Water Block would not allow the GPU to click into place. The new one has grooves cut into the Water Block as you can see in the picture.

P.S. Big thanks to EK for their help and getting the revised top shipped ASAP.

[Eddy_EK]

Yes, we found some had problems, that GPU did not clip into the slot, finding FB block to thick. If anyone has problems like this, send e-mail to EK support.

[LeandroJVarini]

Eddy, I am about to buy one, EK Supreme classified block and a Mobo for my 4 way site performancepcs, you could tell me if the problem has been resolved? both are with red acrylic.
thancks

[.:R32]

Pictures of the revised EK EVGA Classified 4 Way Water Block. The original Water Block would not allow the GPU to click into place. The new one has grooves cut into the Water Block as you can see in the picture.

P.S. Big thanks to EK for their help and getting the revised top shipped ASAP.

Man that is a huge(beautiful) board and block!

[Eddy_EK]

Eddy, I am about to buy one, EK Supreme classified block and a Mobo for my 4 way site performancepcs, you could tell me if the problem has been resolved? both are with red acrylic.
thancks

Red acrylic had no such problems.

[M@ssaiko]

eddy you will make a version in plexi?

[Eddy_EK]

Cant prommise, stil ahve some stocks. If we'll make new production we might

[Nvidia Ireland]

Pictures of the revised EK EVGA Classified 4 Way Water Block. The original Water Block would not allow the GPU to click into place. The new one has grooves cut into the Water Block as you can see in the picture.

P.S. Big thanks to EK for their help and getting the revised top shipped ASAP.

A word of warning!! Be carefull if replacing the top as mine leaked after 12 hours of leak testing. Water everywhere on my MB
I made sure the O-Ring was in place on the WB. Don't know what happened.
Maybe EK should have supplied a replacemnt WB instead of a top to prevent this from happening

[century child]

The o-ring must've slipped out on you while torqueing down the top. Either that or you inadvertently cracked the top. That's really the only two possibilities that would allow a leak.