EK_Luc
I found it and it was only humor nothing else...
Sorry if I was mistaken. The comment was meant as a joke, it was even stated by the EK rep that they (The EK rep) were kidding around. I even took it as them liking EVGA so much that they were comfortable making such a joke, as they should be. It's nice to have personable and friendly reps like that making EK as an entity relatable to us average Joe's.
In my frustration however, I had to ask myself what the comment was really getting at, it's relation to the constant delays of this waterblock, and if it has anything to do with EVGA's change of model numbers for the classy and perhaps their push for the KPE. There is a reason for all these delays, so I looked for one within that comment.
I appreciate your response, but it's nothing a Tylenol and a new gpu can't fix.
I was going to link it, but they've deleted it. Again, the comment was only a joke, but it's surely must have some tinge of truth to it. I certainly didn't mean to blow it out of proportion but I'm pretty pissed about it irregardless. I know, no one made me buy this card; lessons learned.
As a Canadian, this card cost me $250+ more than a reference card would have from a competitor. I was okay with the premium for the sole purpose of having a card worth water-cooling, and having it asap. Surely, you can understand my frustration when new GPU's with preferable copper (non-nickle) blocks are only another few months away from this block's release. Not to mention having to deal with a hot card on air for the last three months.
As for universal blocks go, the only compatible blocks available in Canada are not affordable by any means, especially when factoring in vrm cooling or even a ghetto fan set-up.