That's pretty awesome indeed, and also looking rather decent (I prefer carbon over RBG any day of the week!) - that said: I'm working on something smaller - 205x115mm
S4MAX: Brickless S4M w/ 3090 FE and R9 5950x - 800W, 5l, water cooled
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One little detail about that block.
I have that block for the 3080 ti, and the anounced measurements are for the "carbon fiber part" for some reason the outlet-inlet chrome piece is not included... this is causing me some problems, it´s just 15 mm or so, but is enough difference to wrck you in these kind of builds.
This is for the 3xxx series block, maybe this new one have the measuremens corectly written on the spec sheet.
looking forward to see what your next build will be.
I have that block for the 3080 ti, and the anounced measurements are for the "carbon fiber part" for some reason the outlet-inlet chrome piece is not included... this is causing me some problems, it´s just 15 mm or so, but is enough difference to wrck you in these kind of builds.
This is for the 3xxx series block, maybe this new one have the measuremens corectly written on the spec sheet.
looking forward to see what your next build will be.
im not sure what those mm measurements indicate or imply lol.. do you mean you are going with a smaller 4090 waterblock..? or a 4080 waterblock?That's pretty awesome indeed, and also looking rather decent (I prefer carbon over RBG any day of the week!) - that said: I'm working on something smaller - 205x115mm
My guess is that petricor has realized that the only way to top what has already been done here is to adopt the PCB-trimming tactics of the console portablizing scene, and that the next iteration of this will feature a 4090 with every possible extraneous mm² of PCB cut away, alongside a fully custom CNC waterblock.
I mean, one can dream, right?
they did it again https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-pro-cpu-wb-am5-rack-ni-inox
Very interesting indeed. Appears to have two ports, on the same side though… the old school Annihilator came with four ports, allowing for either both lines going in on one side or a cross/through connection.
if you click through the link, it clearly states 4 ports total on the specs.
it definitely says that, but i don't see it in the photos or on the drawings. i guess it makes sense since there are only 2 g1/8 plugs included. the other side would just be open threaded holes.
Guess there is only one way to find out!
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