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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerden_JERM View Post
    Hmmm...well for those that want, we can make the block a lot stiffer by adding some ribs to the acrylic.
    would that increase *hem* cooling intensity?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aquatuning View Post
    I can also see white coolant being used...
    Thank you so much for saying it before I have... phew
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackintosh View Post
    Thank you so much for saying it before I have... phew
    haha no problem would be worse if the acrylis cracked...
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    Quote Originally Posted by gabe View Post
    I can't publish anything wihtout their OK.. sorry, but they call the shots!

    Given the product performance (), their customer support (), and product warranty (), IMHO choice is a no brainer.
    I don't buy a card with a block attached to it and I don't plan to start now. Plus I plan to void the warranty anyways Though, evga is usually pretty good about that.

    I don't think I'm alone in this aspect, any idea if they will give you the OK?
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    http://tpu.me/6CS36

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    DD c0ckblock - now when's it available with a pink/purple tint instead of black?

    As soon as I see it fitted with barbs and tubes I'm gonna wince!

    I'm dreading their new cpu block with its innovative weight saving flap mounting system...

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    I don't want to sound like a d1ck, but that block looks like a....

    I loled when I saw this on tpu this morning.
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    I was reading that the latest batch of drivers limit the voltage so severely that there is no chance of an overclock.
    I thought that the card would actually present a decent value if the chips were cherry picked and could be overclocked significantly when cooled properly.
    700 + a block = less money than a pair of gtx 580, nvm the fc blocks.
    But if you can't over clock it to 580 speeds... then what's the point, except maybe a ssf system.

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    Question-Would two of these cards be able to do Tri-SLI and the fourth GPU be dedicated PhysX? Just wondering the possibilty if the MB wasn't Quad SLI compatible, Like the RF3.
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    I didn't even notice it... until people started to see what they wanted to see, anyways all DD got to do is change the acrylic to a more boxy shape look and thats it. But unfortunately this block is scarred for life.. lol
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    any news on how the koolance gtx 590 waterblock looks? or temps?

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    also does anyone know how effective the ek waterblock is at cooling the VRM on the gtx 590?

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    i wish we could see it's internals though

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    Pretty much the same as in our HD6990 block. The water flows parallel through both cooling structures above the GPU. Of course they are a bit different to get an equal water flow.
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    Shoggy: I somewhat miss beautiful symmetrical lines/shapes of AC's 480's block. These, while no doubt effective at cooling, are a bit less of a lookers. If things come to this, then imho it's better to have plain rectangle, like that of swiftech's.

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    Hmm, I actually like this one better than the 480 design. It looks more solid to me, which is a good thing imo .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shoggy View Post
    Pretty much the same as in our HD6990 block. The water flows parallel through both cooling structures above the GPU. Of course they are a bit different to get an equal water flow.
    do you have any test pictures on how well it performed? I'd love to see how well it cooled under full load. I do like the description that says cooling of the vregs was taken into consideration also.

    This cooler combines the features of a graphics chip cooler and RAM-coolers in an elegant and very flat watercooler. Additionally the voltage regulators are also cooled effectively

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    Quote Originally Posted by soilentblue View Post
    any news on how the koolance gtx 590 waterblock looks? or temps?
    Just posted: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=269092









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    Well at least it doesn't look like a penis! IMO it looks quite sexy

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    Imho better term to characterize looks of Koolance's block instead of 'sexy' is - 'sophisticated'. Lot's of small details/figures/lines. Nice result.

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    The AC block looks like a clog!

    Koolance and EK definitely winning in the looks stakes so far...

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    The Koolance block is definitely my favourite .
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    Finally found some time for photos from the back and inside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alexandr0s View Post
    The Koolance block is definitely my favourite .
    +1

    Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?

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    AC gtx 580 block by far looks the best so far.

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