Club 3D ships X1900 card with Aqua-Computer watercooling block - bit-tech.net Forums

WilHarris · 19th May 2006, 18:24

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2006/05...mputing_water/

Fr4nk · 19th May 2006, 19:13

This is sweet, screw sapphire & thermatake. This will preform soo much better and give people an idea of what real water water cooling is. Though I bet this will be expensive, I'd say £450 inc vat...

koola · 19th May 2006, 19:29

Better would be Danger Den and Club 3D

Flibblebot · 19th May 2006, 19:46

Looks to be a bit slimmer than a X1900 with stock double-slot cooler?

LVMike · 19th May 2006, 20:03

wont be cheap thats for shure. will they warenty the block aganst leaks?

olly_lewis · 19th May 2006, 21:08

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Originally Posted by LVMike

wont be cheap thats for shure. will they warenty the block aganst leaks?

God i hope so, im very very VERY slow and paaticular when installing watercoolers, check every seal 5 times, i think ive got OCD!

Firehed · 19th May 2006, 21:09

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Originally Posted by Flibblebot

Looks to be a bit slimmer than a X1900 with stock double-slot cooler?

Yes - all of Aqua Computer's full-card blocks (that I know of) are single-slot, this one included.

Tulatin · 19th May 2006, 21:39

Man, i wish that somebody started selling x19xx or 78xx/79xx with EK blocks

Shadowed_fury · 20th May 2006, 01:47

Can I be the first to say it! Whoop-dee-doo. (Not impressed)
Yes its good to see, but I the real world of watercooling, I think its far better to do it the faffing around yourself.
You find out so much more, and it helps. Not to mention, omg custom.

offroadracer789 · 20th May 2006, 05:08

yay....aquacomputer...small bore.

Too bad that most people use 1/2 and 3/8 tubing. They should have used danger den. If i remember correctly, danger den has a 1900 block.

Cobalt · 20th May 2006, 12:24

Full card coolers are pointless IMO. They are just very restricive and kill your flow badly. All thats really needed is a GPU block and the memory and volt regs can be cooled adequately with passive air.

Paradigm Shifter · 21st May 2006, 14:01

It's nice that this sort of thing is arriving, but I'd rather do it all myself when I decide to watercool my system.

It allows me to put exactly what I want on the card, for a start. Still, props to Club3D for doing this.

19th May 2006, 18:24	#1
WilHarris Just another nobody Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Oxford Posts: 2,671	Club 3D ships X1900 card with Aqua-Computer watercooling block http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2006/05...mputing_water/

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Fr4nk Tyrannosaurus Alan ! Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Uk, Essex Posts: 2,367	This is sweet, screw sapphire & thermatake. This will preform soo much better and give people an idea of what real water water cooling is. Though I bet this will be expensive, I'd say £450 inc vat... __________________ {Macbook Pro + Dell 2407 WFP - Canon 3000V + Canon 350D + BG-E3 + Sigma 10-20mm + 50mm f1.8 + kit 28-90mm EF - Rolleiflex 2.8 TLR} *Flickr ~Flickriver ^ My Behance Art Folio

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Flibblebot Free from artificial flavourings Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Right here, right now Posts: 2,233	Looks to be a bit slimmer than a X1900 with stock double-slot cooler? __________________ My uber-system: 66Mhz 486DX2, 8Mb RAM, 20Mb hard drive, 256 colour VGA adaptor (goes all the way up to 800x600!), keyboard AND serial mouse

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LVMike Supermodder Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Las Vegas NV & Rolla MO Posts: 412	wont be cheap thats for shure. will they warenty the block aganst leaks?

20th May 2006, 01:47	#9
Shadowed_fury Natural Born Chaos Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Telford Posts: 7,135	Can I be the first to say it! Whoop-dee-doo. (Not impressed) Yes its good to see, but I the real world of watercooling, I think its far better to do it the faffing around yourself. You find out so much more, and it helps. Not to mention, omg custom. __________________ Steam: kev_fury New Frag Video - Gigabyte EP43-DS3L - E8200 - XFX 4870 1GB - 4GB Kingston - - Steel Series 7.1s - Logitech G11 - Razer Diamondback 3G - 2209WA -

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offroadracer789 Multimodder Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: southern california Posts: 246	yay....aquacomputer...small bore. Too bad that most people use 1/2 and 3/8 tubing. They should have used danger den. If i remember correctly, danger den has a 1900 block. __________________ amd 64 3200--6600 gtol--2x512 ocz platinum rev2 Laing D5--maze 4 gpu--storm v2--3x120 BIP

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Cobalt Multimodder Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Surrey, UK Posts: 248	Full card coolers are pointless IMO. They are just very restricive and kill your flow badly. All thats really needed is a GPU block and the memory and volt regs can be cooled adequately with passive air.

21st May 2006, 14:01	#12
Paradigm Shifter Lethargic Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 1,213	It's nice that this sort of thing is arriving, but I'd rather do it all myself when I decide to watercool my system. It allows me to put exactly what I want on the card, for a start. Still, props to Club3D for doing this. __________________ Core i7 920 D0 @ 3.8GHz \| 6GB Corsair 1600MHz \| Gigabyte EX58-UD5 \| XFX 4870X2 2GB \| 4TB \| WUXGA