ek screws , dont think the nvidea ones fitted with springs.
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ek screws , dont think the nvidea ones fitted with springs.
How odd as my NVidia small screws are to small for the block fitting, and none of the EK screws go through the back plate holes - confused???
Mark
You're actually likely to have a warmer room once your on water, as you'll be able to overclock them further (raiding their power and heat output).
No true, there is a hell of a lot less hot air exiting in to your room with water than running higher temps with air.
No true, there is a hell of a lot less hot air exiting in to your room with water than running higher temps with air. No way the GPU is going to hit 80c under water where as it will with air...
Its not really worth worrying about though, water cooling is obv the better option but not if you are not comfortable with the risk ey.
Water cooling makes no difference to your room temps.
If a card uses 250 watts it will do it on air or water and that 250 watts will end up in your room.
Looks like another round of EK going out.
Nickel+Acetal block and backplate shipped today. That'll give us something to do next week.
Mine has shipped today and it will give me loads to do next week.
You use the nvidia nut screws to attached the Ek waterblock and then use the tiny screws to attached backplate as before.
Pictures of backplate fitted :-
you are putting the original hex screws from nv back into the block first right ?
You sir are a genius - now realised where I have gone wrong, I did not use the hex screws, which the small screws go in to, which hold the backplate on.
Will disassemble and re do it. Many thanks for your help.
Mark
It's plastic, are you fitting for aesthetics? Flow direction does not matter just dont use in/out on the same side as far as I am aware.
My original backplate is actually metal. How critical is it to not have inlet and outlet connected the same side of the card? Reason I ask is I have hardline tubing so much more of a pain to change my layout.
Mark
I suspect you have the old titan and old ek waterblock which is no direction specific. Its only reason ones where it makes a difference.
Is it possible to change the LED colour on the Titan P?
With water blocks what is the extra headroom in overclock on the gpu so far over the standard hsf?