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Watercooling 2 or 3 slot EK Bridge?

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by mrMonkeyChunks, 23 Aug 2012.

  1. mrMonkeyChunks

    mrMonkeyChunks EVGA Cheesecake

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    Im currently upgrading to a couple of EVGA 670s with the full cover blocks, now due to the questionable design of the EK blocks I require a EK-FC Bridge.

    Now I've never had to use one before and am therefore a tad uncertain which to go for.

    My board is a Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD3P (pictured below)

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    Now I think I need a 3- slot bridge like this one on Scan rather than this 2 slot one

    Am I correct or completely wrong?
     
  2. David

    David μoʍ ɼouმ qᴉq λon ƨbԍuq ϝʁλᴉuმ ϝo ʁԍɑq ϝμᴉƨ

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    I'd agree on a 3 slot bridge, mate.

    The EK link blocks sit on top of the block - that's going to add 20mm or so to the length of the SLI bridge, so the longer bridge looks like the one. Add to the fact your PCI-E x16s are three slots apart.
     
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  3. Guest-23315

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    Yah, should be a 3 slotter.

    :thumb:
     
  4. mrMonkeyChunks

    mrMonkeyChunks EVGA Cheesecake

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    Thanks guys, now I just need them to release the plexi bridge/link. according to a post on the EK facebook page on the 19th "Acrylic CSQ bridges should be available this week in dual and dual 3-slot. Triple bridges one week later"

    No sign of them yet...
     
  5. Big Elf

    Big Elf Oh no! Not another f----ing elf!

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  6. David

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    Nice as they are, they probably won't fit on the EK 670 blocks.
     
  7. mrMonkeyChunks

    mrMonkeyChunks EVGA Cheesecake

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    unfortunately the EK 670 blocks only have G1/4 holes on one side hence the need for the ek bridge
     
  8. Big Elf

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    Ah, forgot about that.
     
  9. mrMonkeyChunks

    mrMonkeyChunks EVGA Cheesecake

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    well dual plexi blocks are now live in the EKWB store, no sign of the triple slot ones yet...
     

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