2013/08/11 23:03:29
loveha
Kolich

It will be like EKwb(for quality) or better?
how many days you will require and how much will be?

This is his SR-2,  probably his most known block and has had many developments. If you look through the whole thread you can see how it started and what they now look like. Quality I think is better, as the work is more personal. Where EK is just pumping them out mass production style.
http://forums.evga.com...648&mpage=1#943648
All of his work or work in progress is in his signature.
 
As for the other question, he may PM you, but I would send him one to be sure you get a response. He does not talk price in thread.
He is away until the end of August.
2013/08/11 23:21:28
Kolich
Oh My God!!!!!!!!
It real beautifull!!!!!!!
if he can build waterblocks for my Corsair platinum,im ready too buy it :)
2013/08/12 09:55:33
Ccrunch10
Count me in if EK doesn't beat you it first. I definitely want something with a clear top.
 
My only question is that would it be possible to have a silver-color or black-color finish on the block itself or would I need to get it plated if I wanted something like that. Most of my other components are nickel with plexi top so copper would clash with the other blocks.
 
Can't wait to see what you do either way.
 
Interested in both the VRM and chipset block.
2013/08/13 06:14:24
nateman_doo
I didn't have plans for a chipset block at the moment.  The VR section was the focus of cooling efforts.  Not that a separate block couldn't be made, but the chipset doesn't really get hot. 
2013/08/13 07:01:51
EVGATech_DaveB
From personal experience, if there is absolutely ZERO air movement it  will get a little warm to the touch, but temps were always pretty good, as soon as there was a slight bit of air movement, I say slight as I had a really cheezy low cfm case fan handy I got it to room temp within 30 seconds.  Basically if you have the airflow that pretty much any descent (not great, just descent) case has, the chipset block stays pretty cool.  MUCH cooler than my X58 FTW3 did (before it went on water).
 
At some level it would be cool to have it on water too, but after my own usage of it, outside of "coolness factor" I don't see a need.  If Nate does opt to though, maybe he should make some kind of sig for it, like a "Cooled by NM_D" engraved onto the block :D
2013/08/13 08:20:44
dipzy_v
Its would be awesome, if the chipset block does happen, that the 'E' is engraved on it similar to how it currently shown on stock heatsink. I'd deffo buy that 
2013/08/13 10:26:48
Kolich
nateman_doo

I didn't have plans for a chipset block at the moment.  The VR section was the focus of cooling efforts.  Not that a separate block couldn't be made, but the chipset doesn't really get hot. 

you mean about evga x79 dark chipset?
2013/08/13 11:26:24
PhazeDelta1
I'll be paring this board with a 4930k by tax time. 
 
So I am definitely interested in one and subbed to this thread.   I do have one question though, is this block just copper or are their plans for nickel plating?  
2013/08/14 06:45:55
nateman_doo
I don't have the capabilities to nickle plate.  If you want I can send the block bare metal and bead blasted in prep for you to get it nickle plated. 
2013/08/14 09:03:19
Kolich
nateman_doo

I don't have the capabilities to nickle plate.  If you want I can send the block bare metal and bead blasted in prep for you to get it nickle plated. 

you cannot answer about my private message. how many times you will need for build waterblock for EVGA X79 dark?

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