Aquanaut Extreme is an ultra low profile CPU block & (DDC) pump mount combo optimized for space saving, clean and minimalist custom loop builds.
This is a detailed dimension accurate model. But all parts and components are merged into one object and its purpose is for testing specific build...
Hi all, I'm attempting my first watercooled system with a custom loop, in my second SFF build.
I'm using a custom case with tight limits on GPU length; a lot of the 'small' RTX 20xx series cards I looked at, were all around 170mm in length which is scraping my width restriction. I managed to...
Hi, I'm building a sub 4L case for my 3070, and for that I need a custom waterblock. I've been doing some simulations and I wonder what you think about this setup.
During simulation I have output 270W in the core and 30W from rest of components. I have set a flow to 1 GPM. This is although my...
This model is for the BP-WBMASRX299EI watercooling monoblock by Bitspower. This monoblock was developed by Bitspower in conjunction with ASRock to support the ASRock X299E-ITXAC motherboard for those desiring to use custom cooling loops. This block cools both the CPU and the motherboard VRM's...
Hey I've been gathering parts for my next build and i have everything other than the GPU. I am going for an all watercooled build and have been looking at the AMP over its pre-watercooled friend as it has a higher clock speed (and I actually stand a chance of finding one in the UK)...
Hi everybody,
We had posted here a little while back showing our first CPU water block and wanted to get feedback from the community. We are pleased to announce we are offering a side engraved model for people that would like a completely clean looking top. Currently we are only taking orders...
Hi everybody!
We're a very new water cooling company located near Chicago, IL. We make all of our blocks in the USA and we have some of the smallest micro fins and channels in the world. We have a fin density that is higher than other blocks currently on the market and according to our...
A SketchUp model of the EKWB waterblock for the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti FE.
Modelled after the technical drawings provided by EKWB on their website.
Fairly accurate, only the (complex) geometry on the terminal may not be 100% accurate. All the other measurements are correct.